Used 2003 Toyota 4Runner Consumer Reviews
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Very dependable and reliable - Great Truck
Brought this vehicle off the lot and only had one major problem (fuel lines replacement for $1,000) other than that I had no other major issues. Its great on highway at 25 or more per gallon driving 55 or 65 mph. I could go on but its a great truck. I currently have 198K and I have a second used 4runner (2004 V8 4x4) with over 250k that I bought with 203K and it still runs great.
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Going strong at 20!
My 2003 Limited 4WD 4Runner is still going strong, and will soon turn 20! It's been extremely reliable throughout many years in the Third World, despite so many miles of rough and dirt roads and mechanics who may or may not have known what they were doing. Now back in the US with a new 2" lift, replacement suspension and other parts to replace those that rusted, and off-road wheels and tires. Still a beast off-road, comfortable on-road, solid power from the 4.7L V8, and plenty of cargo space. Thanks Toyota for building the old 'Runner to last!
- Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $8,97516 mi away
- SR5 4dr SUVMSRP: $6,49525 mi away
- SR5 4dr SUVMSRP: $15,97532 mi away
Proud and Happy owner!!!
ever since I got my 4runner, ive never enjoyed driving as much as i have. Its the best suv so far and its from toyota.As a 27yr old prof. female, the 4runner is my ever reliable friend day or night!
True SUV
Built to perform as an SUV should. This is not a sissy AWD vehicle. Excellent performance for off roading and surprising smooth ride and comfort for the type of frame it is built on. Plenty of pulling power and sports-car- like acceleration. Excellent anti-roll system. Incredibly smooth auto transmission. I wasn't a big fan of Toyota to begin with. I'm originally a true Jeep believer that has now seen the light.
Great
We traded an '04 Envoy 4x4 for this because we trailer a dirt bike and atv. As it turns out, we can use this on the 4x4 trails near where we live. The gas mileage leaves a little to be desired, but the V8 wasn't purchased for amazing gas mileage. I get about 15 in the city and 21ish on the highway. With 1100 pounds of trailer in tow, we get about 19. I don't think that's too bad for full-time 4wd.