What's New for the 2018 Toyota 4Runner?

Before you make a decision about which new large SUV to buy, spend time learning more about what the 2018 Toyota 4Runner offers. This is an exceptional SUV that can accommodate up to seven passengers comfortably. Toyota made minimal changes to the exterior and interior of this popular SUV for 2018, but there are some new options available for buyers to choose from with select trim levels. For example, the TRD Pro trim level is now available in three new colors, which are Midnight Black, Super White and Calvary Blue. Some trim levels are also available with a new Wilderness Package or a new TRD Enhancement package. Vandergriff Toyota is a great place to explore these new options before you finalize your buying decision.

2018 4Runner Trims & Features

When you stop by Vandergriff Toyota, you can view the nine different trim levels available in 2018 and learn about there various features. While there are variations, you will find that all trim levels this year are well-equipped. The 2018 trim levels are SR5, SR5 4x4, SR5 Premium, SR5 Premium 4x4, TRD Off-Road, TRD Off-Road Premium 4x4, TRD Pro 4x4, the Limited and the 4x4 Limited. In each 4Runner for 2018, you can enjoy comfort features such as climate control, a sound system, a touchscreen infotainment display in color, remote keyless entry, power door locks, power one-touch windows and several other thoughtful features. While each progressive trim level has more standard features that drivers and passengers will love, the Limited and Limited 4x4 are the most well-equipped. These trim levels give you a sunshade for comfort, side mirrors with memorization settings, voice-activated navigation, power outlets and more in addition to standard features found in lesser trim levels. The new Wilderness package is an option available upon request only with lesser trim levels. In this package, you will find roof rack crossbars, a cargo container and all-weather floor mats. In some of the higher-level trims, you can add the TRD Enhancement package to your SUV. This includes larger alloy wheels in a gray matte finish and a skid plate.

2018 Toyota 4Runner Horsepower

Power and performance are important factors that many SUV buyers are focused on. At Vandergriff Toyota, you can test drive a new 4Runner with the base engine that is available in all trim levels this year as well as a few optional upgraded engines. The base engine for 2018 has 270 horsepower, and it is a gas-powered V6 engine. Shoppers can opt for four-wheel or rear-wheel drive in a 4x4 or a 4x2 model. The base transmission for all trims is a five-speed automatic design.

Toyota 4Runner Safety

During your test drive at Vandergriff Toyota, you can learn more about safety features and ratings for the 2018 Toyota 4Runner. Regardless of the 2018 trim level that you select, your SUV will include a host of safety features. Some of the standard equipment includes door mirrors with turn signal displays, four-wheel ABS, engine immobilization, driver and passenger airbags with a deactivation sensor for the front seat passenger, anchors for child safety seats and rear door child safety locks. In the area of safety, U.S. News gave the 2018 4Runner an 8.5 grade out of ten points. On its five-star system for overall safety, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave this SUV four stars. In addition, this vehicle received the highest score available from the IIHS in four of its five safety tests.

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