The Toyota 4Runner and the Highlander are world-class SUVs. Purchasing either one is a great idea, but they both serve completely different purposes. Check out the differences and shop with Toyota of Orlando today!

1. 4Runner v Highlander
Off-Roading Capability
The 4Runner is built to withstand
the elements and can traverse the
wilderness with ease. CRAWL
Control, multi-terrain select, higher
ground clearance and more all
make this a go to for most off-
roaders.
Body-on-Frame Construction
A bit vintage, but we like it that
way. The Toyota 4Runner is a
body-on-frame SUV and that
means it can withstand twisting
forces and haul larger loads than
unibody SUVs in the same class.
Plenty of Options
Trim levels and accessories are a
plenty when it comes to the
4Runner. Drivers can opt for extra
seating inside, off-roading
accessories, different front bumper
choices, and so much more!
Which is Right for You?
Hybrid Drivetrain
The Highlander already reps
excellent fuel efficiency for an SUV
of its size. If you're looking to get
even better efficiency out of it, you
can opt for the hybrid drivetrain
version.
Huge Interior Spacing
Being a people mover is what the
Highlander does best. The interior
can seat up to 8 comfortably and
seats can always fold down if you
need extra room for cargo.
Toyota Safety Sense
Toyota Safety Sense is one of the
most sophisticated suites of safety
technology in vehicles today and
it's on the Highlander! The system
includes features like pre-collision
system, dynamic radar cruise
control, lane departure alert, and
more!