Toyota 4RUNNER

170,00
Toyota 4Runner (2004) — a proven and versatile mid-size SUV, known for its reliability, comfort, and solid off-road capability. A perfect balance between everyday usability and adventure-ready performance.

🚗 Vehicle Overview
• Model: Toyota 4Runner
• Year: 2004
• Type: Mid-size SUV
• Seats: 5 passengers
• Doors: 5

⚙️ Engine & Performance
• Engine: 4.0L petrol V6 (1GR-FE)
• Power: ~245 hp
• Torque: ~382 Nm
• Transmission: Automatic
• Drive: Part-time or Full-time 4WD (depending on configuration)
💡 This engine is widely known for its durability and smooth performance, making it ideal for long-distance and mixed-terrain travel.

Fuel & Range
• Fuel type: Petrol
• Consumption: ~12–14 L / 100 km
• Fuel tank: ~87 L
• Range: approx. 550–650 km
✔ More fuel-efficient than larger expedition SUVs while still offering strong capability.

🛻 Off-Road Capability (Key Advantage)
• Reliable 4WD system
• Good ground clearance
• Body-on-frame construction
• Traction control systems (depending on trim)
✔ Suitable for:
• Mountain roads
• Gravel and dirt tracks
• Moderate off-road routes
• Popular destinations like Son-Kul, Issyk-Kul, and scenic valleys
💡 While not as extreme as the Land Cruiser 80, it handles most routes in Kyrgyzstan very comfortably.

🧳 Comfort & Interior
• Comfortable ride for long distances
• Spacious interior for 4–5 travelers
• Good luggage capacity
• Air conditioning
• Modern (for its class) interior features
✔ Ideal balance between comfort and ruggedness.

🏔️ Ideal For Travelers
This vehicle is perfect if you want:
✔ Comfortable road trips with occasional off-road
✔ A more economical alternative to large SUVs
✔ Reliable performance in varied terrain
✔ Flexible travel across Kyrgyzstan

⚠️ Important Rental Notes
• Not designed for extreme off-road (deep mud, rock crawling)
• Limited cargo space compared to full-size SUVs
• Best suited for standard and moderately challenging routes

💡 Summary:
Toyota 4Runner = reliability + comfort + balanced off-road capability
A smart choice for travelers who want freedom to explore Kyrgyzstan without sacrificing comfort.