2023 Toyota 4Runner Trims & Specs

A variety of packages that bundle certain features together are available, ranging in price. For example, on the base model SR5, new owners can opt for packages such as third-row seating from $805 to $1,150 (the latter includes running boards) or the Premium Audio packages that start at $1,585 and top out at $2,735. These are available in some form or other on all trims.

The TRD Sport can also be equipped with automatic running boards for $1,500, or the Technology package for $1,310, which adds a blind-spot monitor with rear cross-traffic alert. The SR5 Premium is offered with a $600 premium package that includes SofTex seats and a panoramic view monitor. A moonroof can be optioned on from this trim, starting at $630 without options.

The TRD Off-Road is available with a kinetic dynamic suspension system, starting at $1,750 and topping out at $3,335 with other goodies thrown in.

With such a massive range of options on the table, buyers can pick and choose at their leisure. If it's a basic family commuter and weekend adventure machine you're looking for, then the entry-level SR5 in AWD configuration will be perfect. This entry-level model still gets most of the driver assistance features and shares its infotainment system with the rest of the lineup. If you're after something with a bit more refinement, the SR5 Premium is an attractive option, and the Limited offers the most luxury features of all. The TRD Off-Road is a solid choice for the off-Road fans, but if you want to go all out, the TRD Pro fitted with standard Fox shocks is the only way to go.