Introduced in 1984 and discontinued in 1989, the first-generation 4Runner is extremely desirable for many reasons. From the pickup underpinnings to the bulletproof engine and transmission, there’s a ...

Toyota's first-gen 4Runner followed the typical U.S. compact sport ute recipe by offering just two doors and a removable rear cap. Today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe '86 also rocks a rare turbo 22R, but ...

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The Toyota 4Runner's body-on-frame chassis and naturally aspirated V6 engine help owners reach 300,000+ miles with minimal ...

The loss of soul and character is an issue that not only plagues regular road cars, but also vehicles of with more pronounced off-road inclinations. For instance, RegularCarReviews says there is ...

There’s a decision that all would-be wheelers have to make come their 16th birthday: what to drive. And in northwest Georgia, there are three acceptable answers: Ford, Chevrolet, or Jeep. So Sly ...

So, if you had an opportunity to race a 1986 Toyota 4Runner at King of the Hammers, you would naturally pull out the stock drivetrain and replace it with one from a Nissan Leaf, wouldn't you? Well, ...

The very first Toyota 4Runner reached US shores in 1984, which means the introduction of the 2025 model coincides with the 40th Anniversary of Toyota's iconic off-roader arriving in America. More than ...