47.2cubic feet behind second row. 89.7 with seats flat.
The Toyota 4Runner is currently rated #4 out of 11 in terms of its Cargo Volume in its category, beaten by the 2017 Buick Enclave for Midsize SUV Cars.
It's a good car overall compared to others in the same category when looking at it strictly for its Cargo Volume in spite of its low overall rating because its attributes individually tie against competition.
The 4Runner costs $8,610.00 more than the Sorento. You have a chance to be the first to compare the two against each other.
The 4Runner costs $3,465.00 more than the Pilot. From comparing their attributes, our survey rated it is winning in a head to head match up.
The 4Runner costs $3,410.00 more than the Santa Fe. You have a chance to be the first to compare the two against each other.
The 4Runner costs $5,260.00 more than the Edge. From comparing their attributes, our survey rated it is winning in a head to head match up.
The 4Runner costs $4,470.00 more than the Murano. You have a chance to be the first to compare the two against each other.
The 4Runner costs $3,815.00 more than the Grand Cherokee. You have a chance to be the first to compare the two against each other.
The 4Runner costs $4,855.00 less than the Enclave. From comparing their attributes, our survey rated it is winning in a head to head match up.
The 4Runner costs $3,920.00 more than the Pathfinder. Based on a comparison of the attributes, people rated it is winning in a head to head match up.
The 4Runner costs $3,580.00 more than the Highlander. Based on a comparison of the attributes, people rated it is losing in a head to head match up.
The 4Runner costs $2,550.00 more than the Explorer. From comparing their attributes, our survey rated it is winning in a head to head match up.