2021 Toyota 4Runner | SUV Review | Driving.ca

Whoever said "if it ain't broke don't fix it" is clearly the product design lead for the Toyota 4Runner. This generation of 4Runner began production 11 years ago in 2010 and in car years, that's 1,000 years ago. But unlike most segments, true off-road-ready 4x4s don't need to have cutting-edge tech in them to be good anyway. So is the 4Runner really an old dog in need of some new tricks?

If you meet someone that owns a 4Runner, chances are they will also own a kayak or a snowboard. That's because the 4Runner isn't so much a vehicle as it is an accessory to adventure and recreation. It's a Clif bar on wheels. Built on a real truck frame with a solid axle rear and selectable 4WD, the 4Runner is a real SUV in a sea of imposters. This has made it the absolute favorite vehicle for those who want to get off the grid for the weekends and make it back home in time for work on Monday.

Check out our full review on Driving: https://driving.ca/?p=433155

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