Used 1999 Toyota 4Runner Consumer Reviews
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Still a great vehicle
I posted a review back in November of last year after owning my 4Runner for six months. It's been four months since and I have nothing new to say other than this is by far the best vehicle I've ever owned. I've owned it for ten months now and it still blows my mind at how well this thing was made. It's now seven years old with over 110k miles on it and everything is functioning fine. I love the 4Runner more and more each day. I got it for a really good price when I bought it and worry that I'll never find another deal like it on my next Toyota (which is what I'm sticking with). Those Japanese designers have their stuff together thats for sure.
The car, but not the dealer
I bought my 4Runner new in mid 1999. Love the car! It's sturdy construction gives a sense of security. PLENTY of power.
- Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $25,800173 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $4,495637 mi away
- Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $5,499692 mi away
I love my 4Runner
I have only owned my 4Runner for almost 6 months and have only driven it for 3 months but I love it so far. It's so comfy and has no blind spots and the leather seats are so comfortable.
Overall Good SUV
I have owned this vehicle for over 1 1/2 years and overall it's very safe, reliable and dependable. I don't like that it has not much get up and go without taking a second to think about it first. Also, have had to replace rotors 2x now and working on the third. For some reason had strange wear on tires that were put on 9 mo ago and all rotors and tires need to be replaced again to feel stable. Had an accident in it and let me tell you, this is one SAFE car. I'm glad I trusted my life in this car. VERY safe in winter.
Mixed Emotions
Bought with 20k miles now have 155k. I would buy a Toyota again. Probably not a 4runner just because of the gas mileage 15/18. My water pump went out twice before 100k, dealer said it was a common failure. MAFS went out around 140k. Around 120k the radiator failed internally forcing coolant into the transmission (rare failure), $4500 for new tranny and radiator. Power antenna went out, common failure. Starter contacts wore and needed to be replaced. Coolant line to rear heater broke. Even though it sounds bad, I still like my 4runner. Most failure can be resolved by do it yourselfers with a little research.