Great choice for Hawaii driving and active lifestyle.
Year / Make: 1998 Toyota 4Runner SR5 SUV
Price: $6,500.00 obo
Vehicle Type: Mid Size SUV
Engine: 3.4L V6 (183 hp) 3400 FOUR CAM
Mileage: 138,000
Transmission: 4-speed automatic
Exterior: Silver metallic
Interior: Tan upgraded cloth upholstery
Drive: RWD
Stock #: C-404
Contact Person: Kyoko
Contact Phone: (808) 232-6485
Contact E-Mail: k_rust@hotmail.com
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3.4L V6 DOHC 24V FI Engine. 16 Inch Wheels. 4-Speed Automatic Transmission. Clock.

Tachometer. 4-Wheel ABS. Driver and Passenger Front Airbags. Upgraded Cloth Seats. Power Steering. Tilt Steering Wheel.

Intermittent Windshield Wipers. Privacy Glass. Rear Window Wiper. Power Door Locks.

Power Exterior Mirrors. AM/FM/Cassette Audio System. Power Vertical Sliding Rear Window.

Bucket Seats. Center Console. Power Brakes. Rear Window Defroster.

Length: 178.7 in. Width: 66.5 in. Height: 67.5 in. Wheel Base: 105.3 in. Curb Weight: 3565 lbs. Gross Weight: 5250 lbs.

Front Head Room: 39.2 in. Front Hip Room: 49.8 in. Front Shoulder Room: 53.9 in. Rear Head Room: 38.7 in. Rear Shoulder Room: 53.9 in. Rear Hip Room: 51.4 in. Front Leg Room: 43.1 in. Rear Leg Room: 34.9 in.

Luggage Capacity: 44.6 cu. ft. Maximum Cargo Capacity: 80 cu. ft.

Maximum Seating: 5.

Acceleration (0-60 mph): 9.1 sec. Braking Distance (60-0 mph): 136 ft. Base Number of Cylinders: 6. Base Engine Size: 3.4 liters. Base Engine Type: V6. Horsepower: 183 hp. Max Horsepower: 4800 rpm. Torque: 217 ft-lbs. Max Torque: 3600 rpm. Maximum Towing Capacity: 5000 lbs. Turning Circle: 37.4 ft.

Fuel Tank Capacity: 18.5 gal. EPA Mileage Estimates: (City/Highway) Automatic: : 17 mpg / 21 mpg Range in Miles: 314.5 mi. / 388.5 mi.

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Few SUVs have the sort of name recognition that the Toyota 4Runner enjoys. Launched in 1984, the 4Runner was (and has always been) Toyota's SUV complement to the Land Cruiser. Even though the introductory model was little more than Toyota's compact two-door pickup with a removable top, it was rugged and tough. And over time, the 4Runner has earned its own reputation as a durable vehicle -- off-road and on.

During the SUV-crazy '90s, Toyota introduced more models into its product lineup. This allowed the company to move the 4Runner upscale in size, accoutrements and price. Still built using body-on-frame construction, however, the current Toyota 4Runner maintains the classic's brawn, which helps to set it apart from the other midsize SUVs in its class, especially those that have moved into crossover territory.

Overall, it is a good choice, new or used, for consumers in need of a dependable SUV that's comfortable for everyday use while still being rugged enough for recreational duty.

In road tests and reviews, the Toyota 4Runner is surprisingly light and responsive for a truck-based SUV. It feels spirited and taut. There is minimal body lean on even the twistiest of roads. The engine provides a good amount of hustle, and for general use most buyers should be happy with this more fuel-efficient V6.

Sold from 1996-2002, the third-generation 4Runner came in three trims -- base, SR5 and Limited. It looked great, but had a hefty price tag. (Depreciation has neutralized some of the price premium, however, and the 4Runner still holds its value quite well, which is advantageous when it comes time to sell.

This 4Runner has a 183-hp 3.4-liter V6 engine. This model is impressive with its off-road prowess and typically high Toyota build quality.

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