2020 Toyota 4Runner review: The old dog gets a few new tricks

While many automakers claim their SUVs have rough and rugged, go-anywhere attitudes, few can actually deliver that sort of performance. When it comes to climbing rocks and getting properly muddy, you need a true 4x4 SUV to handle the rough stuff. Enter the tried-and-true Toyota 4Runner.

The 4Runner is one of the few SUVs available today with body-on-frame construction, as opposed to the car-based crossovers that are increasingly popular with shoppers. Available with seating for up to seven passengers, as stripped-out or fully loaded as you like, the 4Runner can be many things to many people. But all four-wheel drive models pack serious off-road chops, with a two-speed transfer case and 9.6 inches of ground clearance. And its off-road capabilities are unrivaled.

Now the 2020 4Runner model provides the familiar ruggedness that we love with new technology such as standard Safety Sense P, lane-departure warning, pre-collision warning with pedestrian detection, automatic high beams and adaptive cruise control. Inside you can enjoy the Entune infotainment system compatible with Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, and Amazon Alexa.

Enjoy the great outdoors and hit the trail with the 2020 4Runner available at Toyota of Rockwall!