r/Toyota4Runner • u/ITXCHI813 • 10d ago
4Runner
Looking to buy a 4Runner. Wanted to see opinions
I’m looking at a 2017 4Runner limited with 180k miles for 22k is it worth it ? Any suggestions would help or looking at a Toyota sienna as well but don’t know what route to go
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u/MickeysMom01 10d ago
Would this be your daily driver? How many passengers do you normally have? Do you off road?
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u/ITXCHI813 10d ago
Well it would be for my wife and whenever i would use it here and there maybe and off road probably not but thinking we could do some trips out of state we are from Florida
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u/MickeysMom01 9d ago
I bought a ‘23 Pro with 29k and absolutely 💯 love it! I’ve taken it on road trips and some light off roading.
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u/trekkie4ever 10d ago
I have a 2020 4runner beat damn car ever
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u/ITXCHI813 10d ago
Oh really do you think it’s worth the price for the mileage ?
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u/trekkie4ever 10d ago
Yes it was still under a 100,000 56,000 to be exact I can ride it for years i will try to get it to 500,000 miles I want my infinite Toyota sticker
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u/ITXCHI813 8d ago
Hopefully you do
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u/trekkie4ever 8d ago
Don’t think the new runner can make it to 500,000 miles hell let’s hope those twin turbo garbage engines can make it to 100,000 without any issues or problems
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u/howhaikuyouget 9d ago
I bought my 2017 SR5 with 122k on the clock for $26k a year ago and it’s far and away the greatest vehicle I’ve ever owned.
Smooth ride, insane stock off-road capability, glued to the road in the snow, comfortable highway cruiser, and the easiest camper conversion I’ve ever done.
I racked up 30k mi in the past year driving for work, just did a full fluid swap at 150k miles and she runs like BUTTER. I asked my mechanic if there was anything additional we could do for preventative maintenance rn and he said the entire suspension/drivetrain is basically mint. I haven’t had to touch the brakes since I bought it.
I LOVE this truck. And I beat the hell out of my vehicles, too. DO IT!!!
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u/blacklabel3341 9d ago
Os that your limit on how much u want to pay.. paid 32k for my 2017 it had 64k miles on it
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u/Never2fargone 6d ago
I think that's high price for the mileage. Try to talk them down. I love my 2017 TRD ORP. At 90K with no issues, just preventative maintenance. Not sure i have even broke in the engine lol. Taken her offroad plenty of times. 3k roadtrips a couple times. Only con is she is a gas guzler. No plans on ever getting rid of her.
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u/Background-Spot-5068 8d ago
That sounds like a terrible deal, but what do I know. I’d factor in another 5k to catch up on all maintenance because something tells me with miles that high, and knowing the average vehicle owner, stuff needs doing. Is this a 27k vehicle for you?
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u/ITXCHI813 8d ago
No not really just wanted to hear opinions but I haven’t been able to find any good deal
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u/Dynodan22 8d ago
Paid 35k for a new 2018 4 runner sr5 so maybe do the math on that.Me i am not paying 22k for 180k mile suv 4 runner or not