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2003 4Runner Ltd. Review
Vehicle Tested:
2003 Toyota 4Runner Limited 2WD 4dr SUV (4.7L 8cyl 5A)
(vehicle detail)
Pros: Composed on- and off-road, comfortable cabin, powerful optional V8.
Cons: Spongy brake pedal feel, fussy audio controls (with navigation system), no third-row seat option, can get pricey.
Edmunds.com Says: As expected, Toyota's updated 4Runner is a well-honed effort. For the best value, we recommend resisting the leather-lined Limited; the well-equipped SR5 should suit most folks just fine.
Base MSRP of Test Vehicle: $36,990 (including destination charge)
Options on Test Vehicle: JBL Audio/Navigation system ($2,325); Power Moonroof ($900); Rear Air Suspension with X-REAS ($1,400); Curtain and Side Airbags ($500); Rear Spoiler ($200); Daytime Running Lights ($40); Floor Mats ($184).
MSRP of Test Vehicle: $42,539 (including destination charge)
Enjoy!
2003 4Runner Ltd. Review
Vehicle Tested:
2003 Toyota 4Runner Limited 2WD 4dr SUV (4.7L 8cyl 5A)
(vehicle detail)
Pros: Composed on- and off-road, comfortable cabin, powerful optional V8.
Cons: Spongy brake pedal feel, fussy audio controls (with navigation system), no third-row seat option, can get pricey.
Edmunds.com Says: As expected, Toyota's updated 4Runner is a well-honed effort. For the best value, we recommend resisting the leather-lined Limited; the well-equipped SR5 should suit most folks just fine.
Base MSRP of Test Vehicle: $36,990 (including destination charge)
Options on Test Vehicle: JBL Audio/Navigation system ($2,325); Power Moonroof ($900); Rear Air Suspension with X-REAS ($1,400); Curtain and Side Airbags ($500); Rear Spoiler ($200); Daytime Running Lights ($40); Floor Mats ($184).
MSRP of Test Vehicle: $42,539 (including destination charge)
Enjoy!
