Additional Info

The fourth-generation Toyota 4Runner is an excellent SUV that boasts legendary reliability, impressive off-road capabilities, and a handsome design. This particular 4Runner Sport Edition touts 4-wheel drive and some nice factory equipment – including a locking center differential, a sunroof, and a JBL sound system. It also features several neat modifications like an Eibach Pro-Truck-Lift Stage 1 kit and 17-inch Motegi MR150 Trailite wheels, which look great.

Highlights:
THIS… is a 2005 Toyota 4Runner Sport Edition 4×4, finished in Titanium Metallic with an Ash interior.

-No accidents or mileage discrepancies in this 4Runner’s past. It also shows Southern ownership since new.
-According to the window sticker provided in the gallery, notable factory equipment includes a locking center differential, running boards, a power sunroof, a power rear window, and a JBL sound system.
-Notable modifications reported by the seller include an Eibach Pro-Truck-Lift Stage 1 kit, Old Man Emu 3-inch rear springs, 17-inch Motegi MR150 Trailite wheels, SRQ Fabrications recovery points and tow hooks, later-model year LED headlights and taillights, a Pioneer touchscreen head unit, and Clazzio seat covers.
-The fourth-generation 4Runner arrived for 2003. It was larger, more powerful, and generally more refined than the model it replaced, and it was offered with an optional V8 engine. Toyota significantly bucked the industry’s trend towards car-like crossovers and let the 4Runner keep its rugged body-on-frame construction, an architecture later shared with the FJ Cruiser. Production ended in 2009.
-Power comes from a 4.0-liter V6, rated at 245 horsepower and 282 lb-ft of torque. Output is sent to the rear or all four wheels via a 5-speed automatic transmission and a 2-speed transfer case.