New 2026 Toyota 4Runner

* Based on opinions and should be considered as general guidance only.

• Reliability (5)
  5 out of 5 stars
  Toyota's reputation for bulletproof reliability is expected to continue with the 2026 4Runner. Its proven powertrain and robust construction promise years of trouble-free operation, making it a safe bet for long-term ownership.
• Maintenance (4)
  4 out of 5 stars
  Maintenance costs are generally reasonable for a vehicle in this class. Toyota's widespread service network and readily available parts contribute to straightforward and affordable upkeep, though specialized off-road components might incur higher costs.
• Technology (4)
  4 out of 5 stars
  Toyota has significantly upgraded the infotainment system, now featuring a larger touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Modern safety features are standard, bringing the 4Runner up to contemporary expectations, though some advanced driver aids found in competitors might still be missing.
• Comfort (3)
  3 out of 5 stars
  While improved, the ride can still be firm, especially with off-road oriented suspensions. Front seats are generally supportive, but rear legroom can be tight for adults on longer journeys. Road noise is present at highway speeds.
• Dynamics (3)
  3 out of 5 stars
  The 2026 4Runner maintains its body-on-frame ruggedness, which translates to capable off-road performance but a less refined on-road driving experience compared to unibody rivals. Steering can feel a bit vague, and there's noticeable body roll in corners.

• Seating:

  • Seating Rows:2
  • Standard Seating:5
  • Leg Room (front):41.8in.
  • Leg Room (rear):34.8in.

• Measurements:

  • Length:194.9in.
  • Width:78in.
  • Wheelbase:112.2in.

• Interior Dimensions:

  • Cargo Volume:48.4cuft
  • Cargo Volume (rear seats down):90.2cuft

• Performance:

  • Turning Circle:39.4ft.
  • Max Payload:895lbs
  • Towing Capacity:6,000lbs
  • Max Towing Capacity:6,000lbs

• Fuel Tank:

  • Fuel Tank Volume:19gallon