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The refreshed 2014 Toyota 4Runner has received a bolder exterior design and a more refined interior, adding comfort and convenience without sacrificing its renowned performances.
The new 4Runner will be available in three grades - value-driven SR5, top-spec Limited and the off-road dedicated Trail grade. All models are powered by a 4-liter V6 engine making 270 hp which is bolted to a five-speed ECT-i automatic transmission and a transfer case. Clients will also be able to choose between a 4x2 or 4x4 drivetrain.
Starting at $32,820 the 4x2 SR5 model features Soft Touch door trim, leather-wrapped steering wheel and gear knob, a new Optitron instruments panel, reclining second-row seats, fabric-trimmed upholstery, Entune Audio Plus infotainment system and more. The 4x4 version will start at $34,695.
For $41,365 you can get the 4x2 Limited model and if you add $2,145 more, the 4x4 version will be unlocked. The Limited trim adds the Entune Premium JBL infotainment system, leather interior with ventilated/heated/electric driver and front passenger seats, dual-zone climate control and other “luxury” features.
The Trail is offered only in 4x4 mode and it’s priced at $35,725, coming with color-keyed bumper and overfenders, aggressive hood scoop and most of the SR5 features.
Starting at $32,820 the 4x2 SR5 model features Soft Touch door trim, leather-wrapped steering wheel and gear knob, a new Optitron instruments panel, reclining second-row seats, fabric-trimmed upholstery, Entune Audio Plus infotainment system and more. The 4x4 version will start at $34,695.
For $41,365 you can get the 4x2 Limited model and if you add $2,145 more, the 4x4 version will be unlocked. The Limited trim adds the Entune Premium JBL infotainment system, leather interior with ventilated/heated/electric driver and front passenger seats, dual-zone climate control and other “luxury” features.
The Trail is offered only in 4x4 mode and it’s priced at $35,725, coming with color-keyed bumper and overfenders, aggressive hood scoop and most of the SR5 features.
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