Model Comparison: Toyota 4Runner SR5 vs. Limited

Sep 22, 2016

With multiple trim levels, the 2016 Toyota 4Runner can serve many different lifestyles. The economy-minded SR5 and the dressy Limited offer two similar, yet distinct choices for shoppers today. To make your own comparison, stop by McKinnon Toyota dealer serving Montgomery AL.

Exterior
The 4Runner’s muscular look is enhanced by the SR5’s color-keyed rocker panels and rear spoiler. Chrome accents on the bumpers, rocker panels and grille dress up the Limited. Puddle lights, trim-specific 20-inch decorative alloys, and automatic running boards are available only on the Limited. Schedule a test drive.

Interior
Cloth covers the power front seats and reclining rear seats of the SR5. The Limited seats are covered in perforated leather. Alabama drivers will appreciate the Limited’s ventilated seats, dual-zone climate control, and push button start.

Technology
Every 4Runner comes with a touch screen. On the SR5, Bluetooth, Siri Eyes Free, HD Radio, eight speakers, and a USB port round out the equipment. An exclusive Scout GPS Link provides navigation on the SR5 while the Limited has built-in navigation. The Limited also has the Entune App Suite and a JBL 15-speaker audio system.

Utility
All 4Runners have a large cargo hold plus a power-operated rear window. A sliding rear cargo deck is an exclusive Toyota option. When properly equipped, the 4Runner can tow 5,000 pounds.

Performance

Both models have a 270-horsepower V-6 under the hood. Other common features include rear-wheel drive, an automatic limited-slip differential and an automatic transmission. An X-REAS sport suspension smooths the Limited’s ride quality. All McKinnon Toyotas come with a free extended powertrain warranty.

Find your 4Runner when you visit McKinnon Toyota dealer serving Montgomery AL.