The Toyota 4Runner, the “forerunner” of its kind from the Japanese brand, has seen a significant amount of individual development and graduated to a mid-size SUV from a compact one. Being a proper 5-seater SUV with a solid off-roading prowess on tap, reliability is of utmost importance for the 4Runner and it has been so over the years. However, the quality issues do crop up every now and then in modern vehicles and the 4Runner isn’t an exception either. The 2014 Toyota 4Runner sees 7 recalls along with 62 complaints to date. The recalls cover a majority of issues with accessories followed by a couple of recalls for faulty airbags and a single recall for a fuel pump failure issue. The SUV has faced a maximum number of complaints against its electrical system while the rest of the areas have a few reports against them. The 4Runner competes with the Ford Explorer, the Jeep Grand Cherokee, and the Dodge Durango.
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Key Observation:
- Defective rear shocks
- Warped rotors
- No-start condition can be there
- Airbag deployment issue