2019 Toyota 4Runner
2019 Toyota 4Runner Exterior Features
TRD Pro
Trail Triumphant
This off-road variant of the new Toyota 4Runner is ready to tackle the aggressive trail challenges and rocky environments you plan to test it with. Equipped to overcome these obstacles - from oversized TRD FOX® high-performance shocks to aluminum skid plates and other rugged design elements - you'll head into these daring landscapes with newfound confidence.
V6 Engine
The Power you Prefer
A high-performance engine that propels your SUV ahead with unquestioned confidence is precisely the type of powertrain you will want to depend on. The new Toyota 4Runner certainly doesn't disappoint in this area, featuring a standard 4.0-liter V6 engine that generates 270 horsepower while supporting an impressive tow capacity of up to 5,000 pounds.
LED Taillights
Spotted in Style
An illuminated look is precisely what you can expected to carry with you in the new Toyota 4Runner. With available LED taillights, trailing vehicles and surrounding pedestrians will have a better chance at locating you for safety purposes, likely taking note of your stylish SUV appearance.
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Seat Functions
For Season-to-Season Comfort
From adjustable seating to memory functions available for the driver's side position, the new 4Runner knows how to prioritize lasting comfort. And with available heated and ventilated front seats, you can even account for the temperature outside when choosing to cool or heat this central row for the configured settings you prefer.
Integrated Navigation
Digital Mapping on Demand
For a visual of your next turn and the next instruction on your way to a new destination, we introduce an integrated navigation system. This technology highlight, one of many for the new Toyota 4Runner, features everything from HD Radio Predictive Traffic to Doppler Weather overlay, allowing you to account for different factors in the trip through a 6.1-inch high-resolution touchscreen interface.
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