Used 2015 Toyota 4Runner for Sale

What's New in the 2015 Toyota 4Runner?

After a major facelift for 2014, the 4Runner is largely unchanged for 2015 -- with the exception of a new off-road-oriented TRD Pro model.  

Which 4Runner is the Best?

Try the SR5, which is now standard with Entune and should cost around $35,000. Yes, the Limited has some desirable luxury and performance features, but it will run you well over $40,000 when all's said and done. At that price point, it's a whole new ball game. Find a Toyota 4Runner for sale

How Much Does a 2015 Toyota 4Runner Cost?

The 2015 Toyota 4Runner is offered in SR5, Trail, TRD Pro or Limited trims.

Even the SR5 isn't cheap -- with a starting price of more than $34,000 -- but fortunately, it comes nicely equipped, featuring 17-inch alloy wheels, skid plates for off-road protection, an 8-speaker stereo with iPod/USB and Bluetooth connectivity, Toyota's Entune infotainment system, power lumbar support for the driver, and the classic 4Runner power back window.

The Trail ($37,000) comes standard with a sunroof and boasts a number of performance upgrades, including a part-time 4-wheel-drive system (optional on SR5), higher ground clearance, an off-roader's version of cruise control called Crawl Control, and the Multi-Terrain Select system, which lets you customize the traction-control settings to match the terrain you're traversing. Optional on Trail models is the Land Cruiser's Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System, which can disconnect the stabilizer bars to increase axle travel over tough terrain.

New for 2015 is a TRD Pro model ($41,000), which adds even more off-roading features than you'll get with the Trail model. In addition to standard 4-wheel drive, it boasts off-road suspension, larger tires and a host of styling upgrades that will remind you of its status as a no-compromises off-roader.

The high-end Limited ($42,200) adds the handling-enhancing X-REAS suspension, 20-in alloy wheels, keyless entry, Entune with navigation, power front seats, leather upholstery and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. Automatic running boards are an extra-cost option.

Notable options on all 4Runner models include a power sunroof, a navigation system and a third-row seat. Four-wheel drive is optional on SR5 and Limited models, though it's included as standard equipment on the 4Runner Trail and TRD Pro.