2025 4Runner Price Release! MSRP & Options Pricing for all trim levels, gas & hybrid models (6th Gen)

[4rsreed]

The Tacoma price of $56,635 includes delivery while the 4Runner prices above say delivery is not included so the delta is an additional $1495

Agreed, but it still lower than the 3-5K that I was expecting.

 

[4R Platinum or Die Trying]

The Tacoma price of $56,635 includes delivery while the 4Runner prices above say delivery is not included so the delta is an additional $1495

Good catch on the small print delivery charge. I did not originally see that. I'm most interested in the Platinum trim and I actually was a little pleasantly surprised. TRD Jon estimated that it would be around 66-67k. It's 62,860 or 64,355 with the 1,495 delivery fee included. Still a lot of coin, but a little less than what I thought it would be.

 

[Nuke]

Will surely impact the Land Cruiser demand...

 

[RCheneyJr]

No SR5 Premium?

 

[Scott2373]

Welp...guess I'm out of the market. Been nice knowing ya'll! Good luck!

 

[wiscopro]

This is perfect. Very happy to see the TRD Pro under 70k.

 

[TRD_GUY]

TRD Pro much different than TRD Offroad and Offroas premium or the Trailhunter?

 

[Polo08816]

Will surely impact the Land Cruiser demand...

And LC demand will also impact GX550 demand.

Assuming production of the LC and GX550 will not decrease while Toyota produces 4Runners, overall demand should lessen across all segments.

 

[Nuke]

Honestly, am surprised 4Runner production was not transferred to Mexico.

 

[Boobajoob]

Welp...guess I'm out of the market. Been nice knowing ya'll! Good luck!

Later skater

For comparison the Taco Limited Hybrid is 57,295 (inc delivery) with the 4R Limited Hybrid at 60,200 + 1500 for delivery, so a delta of around 4500. That's in the range I expected. Am I missing something here?

 

[MudBug64]

Well. Will have to wait on the website builder tool to make the final decision, whenever that becomes available.

Without knowing how much the extra things will cost it’s hard to make a call.

But this is incredibly helpful already.

 

[Administrator]

Added Options Pricing:

 

[qtb007]

I thought the last TRD Off Road Premium was around $47k from when we were looking at them. Could be wrong though. If the MSRP was $50k then yeah the price increase seems more reasonable.

Well, looks like moonroof is not standard on the '25 TRD ORP. Add in destination and apples to apples TRD ORP 5th gen to 6th gen is about a $7k jump. Oof. If I had to have a hybrid, I'd be looking really hard at the mid-grade Land Cruiser. Apples to apples we're looking at $60k versus $65k. The interior quality improvement and full time 4WD might be worth the difference.

 

[TigerEyeJazz]

Pricing is exactly what I expected. It’s not bad. We all knew pricing would increase for all trims minus the base given the added tech and safety

 

[darinja]

Well, looks like moonroof is not standard on the '25 TRD ORP. Add in destination and apples to apples TRD ORP 5th gen to 6th gen is about a $7k jump. Oof. If I had to have a hybrid, I'd be looking really hard at the mid-grade Land Cruiser. Apples to apples we're looking at $60k versus $65k. The interior quality improvement and full time 4WD might be worth the difference.

That's kind of what I was thinking too. We don't really care about a sunroof but I'm guessing they'll put it on most of them. We also wanted a 3rd row but don't really want a limited or an SR5. So it just brings the difference a lot closer between the 4Runner and the Land Cruiser. I've been waiting for the new 4Runner for about 8 years now though so I'm about 90% sure that's still what we'll go with.