Toyota 4runner 2011
Toyota 4runner 2011
Toyota 4runner 2011
Toyota 4runner 2011
Toyota 4runner 2011
Toyota 4runner 2011
Toyota 4runner 2011
Toyota 4runner 2011
Toyota 4runner 2011
Toyota 4runner 2011
Toyota 4Runner was a compact pickup, especially five-passenger seating and a shell bed permanently. My, how times have changed. When it was introduced in 1980. While the 4Runner remains in the body-on-frame SUV based, has evolved considerably, and now competes against the biased way of the sea, car-based crossovers.
The new 2011 Toyota 4Runner is longer, wider and longer than before, and the support of the 2.7-liter four-cylinder engine mated to a four-speed automatic (available with rear-wheel drive models) or 270 horsepower, Toyota, 4.0-liter V-6, and five-speed automatic combination. Instead, the softest, the new 4Runner to play its uniqueness and strength, that Toyota makes it even more off-road capable than ever.
Toyota has added a number of cool features 4Runner Trail, including the Crawl Control, which controls the throttle and brakes at low speeds, the driver can concentrate better steering input. 4Runner also has an impressive 9.6 cm of soil.
Exterior
The new 4Runner is bigger, more rugged-looking, and bolder than before, with a bold, in-your-face style that screams off-road. The 4Runner Trail Edition adds black fender flares, grille, utility roof rack, and the hood received a hood scoop. Seventeen-inc
Interior
Five-passenger seating is standard for the 4Runner, and room for seven is optional. All 4Runners come standard with an eight-speaker audio system, tailgate party audio, a slide-out cargo tray, and an eight-way adjustable driver's seat with power lumbar su
Performance & Handling
While the 4Runner excels off-road – Toyota tested it at speed in the Baja 1000 and as a slow rock-crawler on the world-famous Rubicon Trail -- it is surprisingly capable on the road as well. While its body-on-frame architecture and live rear axle can make for a bouncy ride, its steering is linear and responsive, and its brakes are responsive and easy to modulate. The 4.0-liter V-6 4Runner reaches 60 mph in 7.8 seconds.
