1986 Toyota 4Runner Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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Adjusted front torsion bars, leveled rear with 2" blocks, lower part of front bumper removed and plastic bumper ends replaced with custom bent tube steel.....32-33's in the future....and a winch will be necissary. thumbnail
Eagle bluffs, an old faded soft top 4 Runner.....beauty in motion. thumbnail
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CarGurus Editorial Team
Written by CarGurus Editorial Team

Published August 9, 2022

$11,428 to $16,148

Overview

Was 1986 the year that SUV's started to go from being off-roading monsters to grocery getters? Perhaps not, but the 1986 Toyota 4Runner was...

Was 1986 the year that SUV's started to go from being off-roading monsters to grocery getters? Perhaps not, but the 1986 Toyota 4Runner was perhaps a little too easy to drive.

A complete redesign of the 4Runner changed the suspension from a solid front axle to an independent front suspension (IFS). Complaints about highway driving were in part responsible for this change. With the new suspension, driving was smoother, but off-roading capabilities were reduced. Rear seats were not the standard in 1986, and many were put in aftermarket, so this was not quite a supermaket SUV yet =D.

A new engine was also available in 1986: the 22R-TE I4, a turbo-charged version of the prior 2.4-liter I4.

What owners say

AI Summary · 7 reviews

"Owners of the 1986 Toyota 4Runner generally rave about its versatility, dependability, and off-road capability. Many enjoy the removable hard top and the rugged design, making it perfect for outdoor adventures. However, some drivers note that it can be slow on acceleration and the interior might feel a bit rough, with issues like lack of air conditioning during hot weather. Overall, it's seen as a reliable and fun truck that has stood the test of time."

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Awsome lil truck all around, great mpg, body still is in great shape (no rust) never gets stuck mud snow ect, removable to great, never has let me stranded. gets a lot of looks, 5spd 22re very dependable will probably have it when my kids start driving.

June 28, 2010

Fun truck, awesome to drive, rugged, easy to work on, 22RE engine will last forever if you do the maintenance. Highway mpg is definitely in the 20s 24-25 maybe, i don't know about city. Removable hard top is awesome but nowhere sells a soft top :-(

March 16, 2009

This is one of the best off road 4x4 vehicles. With the proper gears, even a 4 cylinder will climb hills. Not so great on the Jumps. Rough inside and AC was not factory standard. Just a bit warm in the summer.

August 10, 2009

Trims & specs

2 Dr STD specifications

Base MSRP

$11,428

Seating

5

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

2 Dr SR5 Turbo specifications

Base MSRP

$16,148

Seating

5

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

2 Dr Deluxe specifications

Base MSRP

$12,688

Seating

5

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

2 Dr SR5 specifications

Base MSRP

$13,368

Seating

5

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

$11,428 to $16,148