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kaylasage writes:
2010 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4WD Review
ProsLots of room and very comfortable for a full-frame vehicle. I absolutely love the back-up camera and sensors. I cannot imagine life without a sunroof and heated leather seats. ConsI cannot think of anything but maybe fuel costs. I knew going in this was not going to be as efficient as an economy car, so as long as you know what to expect its still not that bad. 
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I Love This Vehicle! — I love almost everything about this vehicle. I cannot think of a more perfect vehicle for someone who needs a little extra room, likes to take the bikes to trails and can fit just about anything in the cargo space. I understand why 4 Runners have such devoted fans and I would consider myself a lifelong devotee.
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Jovan writes:
2010 Toyota 4Runner Limited 4WD Review
ProsThe looks and navigation/sunroof. ConsNeeds more power.
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My 4runner — Good vehicle - needs a little more pep (maybe a V8 next time) but overall real nice vehicle. I'm getting 18.4mpg right now - driving 50/50 city/hwy. I got mine loaded so I love all of it especially navigation. Love all the cupholders! Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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matisse writes:
2010 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4WD Review
Prosmore horse power Consstripped as compared to the 2008 models 
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I Was So Mad I Sold The Vehicle! — Toyota has stripped 2010 for runner of former standard equipment for2010 no mud flaps,running boards,lockins rearend,knob to engage 4wd,cross members roof rack,hidden antenna,limited slip differential,power assist tailgate. CHECK IT OUT BEFORE YOU BUY! Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
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Troye writes:
2010 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4WD Review
ProsLuxury options, Toyota reliability, overall usefulness ConsBackup camera could be a little bigger 
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I Love It — I love the heated leather seats, ability to tow up to 5500 lbs, and have 5 passengers sit comfortably on a road trip. it has enough room to move cargo from place to place. Also, the automatic sliding rear window allows long items to hang out the back. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
