4Runner Tested and Compared ... which more than offset our truck's $350 sliding rear cargo shelf that can extend beyond the tailgate opening to ease loading and unloading. HIGHS: Extremely ...

The 4Runner is the oldest brand-new Toyota you can buy today, by far—at least until it's replaced later this year. Its ladder frame and powertrain trace back to 2004, when the n ...

Of course all the luggage in my garage fits inside the Toyota 4Runner. I mean ... There’s the optional sliding cargo floor, the TRD Pro’s jumbo roof rack and the new-for-2020 proximity ...

The off-road-ready 2014 Toyota 4Runner packs a fair amount of cargo room for an SUV geared toward rugged dirt duty. The five- or seven-occupant 4Runner’s maximum 89.7 cubic feet of cargo space ...

HIGHS Highly capable off-road, roomy cargo hold, loads of standard driver assists. LOWS Poor fuel economy, sloppy on-road ride-and-handling, shabby interior materials. VERDICT The 4Runner is great ...

Cargo space should be better in a Cruiser too, although that theory may not hold with a nonhybrid 4Runner that doesn't have to carve out space for an underfloor battery. On the flip side ...