The 4Runner now provides the option of the excellent i-Force Max hybrid. With a starting price of $53,440, it’s more budget-friendly than the Land Cruiser's $56,450 base price. Both models share the same platform and hybrid powertrain, and the 4Runner even offers an optional third row.
- Base Price: $42,220 (a slight increase from $42,155)
- Four-Wheel Drive Upcharge: $2,000
- Destination Fee: $1,450
Built on the TNGA-F platform, which also underpins the Tacoma and Tundra pickups as well as various SUVs like the Sequoia, the new 4Runner offers a solid foundation.
- Turbo 2.4-Liter Gas Engine: 278 hp, 317 lb-ft torque
- Hybrid i-Force Max: 326 hp, 425 lb-ft torque
- Gas Models (4x2 SR5/Sport): 20/26/22 city/highway/combined
- Gas Models (4x4 Limited): 20/24/21 city/highway/combined
- Hybrid Models: 23/24/23 city/highway/combined (standard four-wheel drive)
The 2025 Toyota 4Runner emerges as a versatile and more affordable SUV option compared to the Land Cruiser, offering both hybrid and non-hybrid powertrains. With competitive pricing and flexible seating, it's a compelling choice for those eager for adventure.
