'05 Toyota 4Runner

In 2005, Toyota finally brings a 5 speed automatic transmission to the table for the 4Runner. With it’s truck-like build, it has the look of a SUV. It is larger than previous models.

The sunroof used to be standard on the Limited edition, but is now available on all models in 2005.

If you plan on doing a lot of traveling, an optional cargo shelf can be purchased. Every seat in the 2005 Toyota 4Runner has a cup holder as well as storage bins in each door.

For this year, the vehicle has been engineered for more performance than previous models. With the V8 option, you can experience up to 270 horsepower.

The 2005 Toyota 4Runner is excellent if you like to enjoy off road terrain on the weekends. It is also enjoyable for the families who like to go on vacations often because of the added extra room and the comfort of the seats.

2005 Toyota 4Runner

When it comes to safety measures and safety features, Toyota is often right at the head of the pack. The 2005 Toyota 4Runner is absolutely no exception. Both drivers and critics consider it at the head of the proverbial class, especially when it comes to the 2005 4Runner’s standard safety features.

Some of these include airbags for the driver and front seat passenger, whereas side impact airbags for the driver and front seat passenger and side curtain airbags for the first and second rows come optional.

The 2005 Toyota 4Runner also comes with rollover sensors. At each corner, there are disc brakes, which come complete with an antilock brake system. Also located at each corner are electronic brake-force distribution, electronic stability control and Brake Assist.

The electronic brake-force distribution is designed to regulate the braking force as it is applied to each wheel, so that drivers need not worry about braking too hard on slippery roads. By the same token, electronic stability control is designed to counteract skids, and Brake Assist is designed to recognize when the driver makes an emergency stop.