2014 Toyota 4Runner Trail :: Featured Classified - SOLD

In a recent article Expedition Portal and Overland Journal Publisher and Chairman Scott Brady celebrated 40 Years of the Toyota 4Runner. He states: “The 4Runner is both honest and capable at the same time, yet somehow achieves a youthful and exciting image with buyers. I believe that most of this comes from the genuine capability of the vehicle. It is not a pretender, but a model you can buy new, leave stock, and drive around the world.” It has been a runaway success and sold more than 3 million units over the past four decades with the 5th gen selling as many units as the 1st, 2nd, and 4th generations combined. Unlike many of its competitors, the 4Runner is not a mall crawler parading as a rugged 4WD but is instead engineered from the ground up to endure the toughest conditions. Underpinned by the ultra-durable Prado 150 chassis (depended on by front-line agencies globally) it boasts an impressive payload of up to 1,700-pounds and from the factory boasts class-leading capability. Cue today’s stunning (101,xxx miles) 2014 Toyota 4Runner Trail, which enjoys several desirable factory options and over $60,000 in aftermarket parts and labor. Despite being one of the most dialed 4Runner’s we’ve showcased, this turnkey expedition vehicle represents impressive value at $39,500 OBO. If you’d like to learn more about this specific model check out Chris Cordes’ article: A Truck as a Tool :: 2014 Toyota 4Runner Trail and listen to why it made our Top Ten SUVs for Overlanding on the Overland Journal podcast.

From the Seller:

“This early 5th gen 4Runner has been meticulously built and cared for. I’ve provided detailed notes listing all of the modifications that have been done with only the best-in-class brands. I don’t need to sell, but not getting out as much as I’d like to. The 4Runner sits in the garage too much and deserves more trail time!”

2014 Toyota 4Runner Trail

The 4Runner is fitted with a dependable 4.0-liter V6 motor that produces 270 horsepower, 278 pound-feet of torque, and returns a combined 19 mpg. A long-lived motor and drivetrain are matched with legendary capability thanks to a body-on-frame design, 4WD, high and low range, 9.6-inches of ground clearance (since increased), locking center and rear differentials, Nitro 4.88 gears, ARB snorkel, skid plates, and intelligent systems such as A-TRAC and Multi-Terrain Select. The Trail edition also benefits from intelligent 4-wheel Crawl Control, which manages traction control, accelerator, and brakes to allow the driver to focus on steering during technical scenarios. Inside these backcountry attributes are balanced with a well-equipped interior with driver comforts that include:

Air conditioning
Cruise control
Keyless entry
Center console with cupholders
Power steering, windows, locks, and mirrors
Viper 2-way security and Remote Start System
Ram mounts
Morimoto XB LED headlights and Anzo LED tail lights
Kenwood stereo with OEM Audio Reference 500 complete speaker replacement with single subwoofer and amp
Escape Gear canvas seat covers (Wet Okole Hawaii neoprene waterproof sport covers also included)
Garmin navigation
Uniden CMX760 CB Radio
Front and rear cameras
WeBoost Drive Reach cell phone booster and Drive OTR vehicle antenna

Distinguishing Features

Icon Vehicle Dynamics Stage 7 (modified) with CDC valve 2.5 remote reservoir coilover front shocks and rear remote reservoir shocks, Dobinson rear heavy-duty 3-inch springs, Total Chaos front lower control arms with built in skid plate, and much more
CBI front Adventure Bumper, rear single swing arm bumper (with Dual Can Carrier, Camp Table, and Hi Lift Jack Mount), Full Skid Plate Package, and Trail Bolt on sliders
Gobi Stealth full roof rack, awning mount, and ladder
ARB 2500 awning with light and awning room
Warn Xeon winch with synthetic line and Factor 55 fairlead and flatlink
Dometic CFX3 fridge mounted to Goose Gear slide
Goose Gear dual drawer storage and rear plate system, Rago Fabrication MOLLE storage panels, and Blue Ridge Overland Gear MOLLE Visor Organizer, Headrest Velcro Panel, and Attic
ARB CMKA 12 single air compressor with mount
Rigid Industries, Baja Designs, and 4Runner Lifestyle lighting
Powerbrake X-Line 4×4 Stage 1 6-piston front brakes and Brake Pad Set
Method Race Wheels bead grip model with BFGoodrich all-terrain KO2 tires
Magnaflow Overland Exhaust
Redarc Tow Pro Elite electronic brake controller and dual battery 40-amp charger, Odyssey Dual Battery kit, Blue Sea parts and panels, and more
MAXTRAX MKII recovery boards and Rear Wheel Harness

This 2014 Toyota 4Runner Trail is listed for $37,500 and is currently located in Ohio. Check the full vehicle specifications via the original Expedition Portal forum post here.