Gilbert Smith is an automotive journalist with over five years of specialized research and writing experience. Before joining CarBuzz in 2024, he produced in-depth buyer’s guides and feature articles ...

There are no shortage of trims for the Toyota 4Runner, a machine which looks at home whether parked in the frozen lot of a hockey rink or outside the doors of Whole Foods. For the upcoming 2026 model ...

The 4Runner is unofficially the meanest trim in Toyota’s lineup – in a good way - and in this, the Trailhunter, it elbows ahead of all comers to present the most ballsy, savage and pleasurable version ...

Toyota 4Runner fans rejoice! The all-new, sixth-generation model is here, and I am here to tell you it stays true to its roots, and is every bit the off-road icon it's been for decades. What to know ...

The ever-popular Toyota 4Runner stays true to its off-road roots with a traditional body-on-frame design. For 2025, the 4Runner gets easier access, updated controls, and more advanced safety features.

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Long regarded as one of the toughest and most capable midsize SUVs available, the Toyota 4Runner boasts body-on-frame construction, straightforward but dependable engineering, and proper off-road ...

Toyota produced the last generation of 4Runner for 15 years, long enough for the mid-size SUV to become a modern classic while it was still on sale as a new model. The new generation is timed well, ...

The fifth-generation Toyota 4Runner's reign lasted 14 years, and the off-road SUV's cabin was among the most glaring indications of its age by the end of its run. Thankfully, Toyota's sixth-generation ...

It’s the all-new Toyota 4Runner, a decidedly old-school style off-roader upgraded to the modern era with a brand-new everything. That means a brand new platform, engine options, updated tech, and ...

It's doubtful that the engineers behind the first Toyota 4Runner ever thought their creation would be much of a sales success. It was, after all, a pretty odd vehicle by 1984 standards, not a ...