2025 Toyota 4Runner Trailhunter Review: Oozes Cool, Hybrid Power, Yikes Price Tag

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The 2025 Toyota 4Runner TrailHunter is loaded with the cool factor and turns heads all around town, but is it worth $70k? The Toyota 4Runner has been a mainstay in the SUV world for decades, but after nearly 15 years with minimal updates, a full redesign was overdue. For 2025, Toyota has delivered—and in Trailhunter trim, the 4Runner is aimed squarely at adventure seekers who want factory-backed overlanding capability. Priced at $69,598 as tested, the Trailhunter brings a hybrid powertrain, rugged styling, and clever features built for life off the beaten path. My wife Heather and I spent time behind […] (read full article...)
 
I hear you on the price. I bought a 22 TRD OR 4Runner new during the pandemic at msrp $47k. Yes, the new powertrain, especially with the hybrid is objectively a better driving experience, however, the mix of inflation and new model cost increase makes the 1958 LC a better option. Especially since you can usually find them with a few thousand off. All wheel drive and hybrid for less than 55 makes the 4Runner a difficult choice in all but base model form.
 
testerdahl said:
The 2025 Toyota 4Runner TrailHunter is loaded with the cool factor and turns heads all around town, but is it worth $70k? The Toyota 4Runner has been a mainstay in the SUV world for decades, but after nearly 15 years with minimal updates, a full redesign was overdue. For 2025, Toyota has delivered—and in Trailhunter trim, the 4Runner is aimed squarely at adventure seekers who want factory-backed overlanding capability. Priced at $69,598 as tested, the Trailhunter brings a hybrid powertrain, rugged styling, and clever features built for life off the beaten path. My wife Heather and I spent time behind […] (read full article...)
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That’s a solid write-up! The new 2025 Toyota 4Runner Trailhunter definitely looks like Toyota listened to enthusiasts. The factory-backed overlanding gear, hybrid setup, and rugged touches make it stand out compared to the older 4Runner. That said, at around $70k, it’s competing with some very capable rigs like the Wrangler Rubicon 392, Bronco Raptor, and even some entry-level luxury off-road SUVs. If you’re someone who values Toyota’s proven reliability and wants a turn-key adventure build without aftermarket hassle, it feels worth it. But if price-to-performance is your main priority, there are alternatives that give more power or luxury for the same money.
 
rushilkumar27 said:
That’s a solid write-up! The new 2025 Toyota 4Runner Trailhunter definitely looks like Toyota listened to enthusiasts. The factory-backed overlanding gear, hybrid setup, and rugged touches make it stand out compared to the older 4Runner. That said, at around $70k, it’s competing with some very capable rigs like the Wrangler Rubicon 392, Bronco Raptor, and even some entry-level luxury off-road SUVs. If you’re someone who values Toyota’s proven reliability and wants a turn-key adventure build without aftermarket hassle, it feels worth it. But if price-to-performance is your main priority, there are alternatives that give more power or luxury for the same money.
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That's the most AI bullshit response I've ever heard.
 
Fightnfire said:
That's the most AI bullshit response I've ever heard.
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LOL. I thought it was just me. I assume you banned him? Never mind. I got it. I read it, thought it was AI and then thought maybe I was being hasty. If you read it the same way, well BAN HAMMER here it COMES!
 
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