2026 Toyota 4Runner For Sale Near North Attleborough

Standard i-FORCE 2.4L Turbo (Gas)

• 2.4-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder
• Up to 278 hp and 317 lb-ft of torque
  
• Paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission
  
• Offered in 2WD and part-time 4WD depending on grade
• EPA-estimated up to 26 mpg highway in certain gas configurations¹

This engine replaces the old V6 with more torque, better efficiency, and a broader powerband. Independent testing on the new-generation 4Runner finds acceleration to be perfectly adequate for daily driving—passing on Route 1 or merging onto I-95 feels more confident than the previous generation, even if outright speed isn’t the main draw.²³

Available i-FORCE MAX 2.4L Turbo Hybrid

• 2.4-liter turbo engine paired with an electric motor
• System output: up to 326 hp and 465 lb-ft of torque
  
• 4WD standard on all i-FORCE MAX grades
• EPA-estimated 24 mpg highway¹

On-paper torque is a major jump, and road tests of comparable hybrid grades highlight strong low-end pull and notably quicker response than the gas-only drivetrain—especially useful when towing or climbing grades on longer trips toward Vermont or New Hampshire.²³

Towing & Everyday Utility

Even if your “off-road” is mostly snow in the parking lot near Wrentham Village Premium Outlets or boat ramps down toward Narragansett Bay, the 4Runner’s utility matters.

• Maximum towing capacity: 6,000 lbs across most configurations.¹
• Available trailer brake controller, Trailer Back-Up Guide, and Straight Path Assist help make reversing with a trailer more predictable using camera and sensor data.¹
• The Blind Spot Monitor system can account for trailer length, adjusting its detection range when you’re towing.¹

Other practical touches:

• Power rear liftgate window standard on all grades—perfect for dogs, quick access to sports gear, or passing items through in tight parking spots.¹
• Available hands-free power liftgate on higher trims.¹
• i-FORCE MAX models include a 2400W AC power outlet in the cabin and cargo area, handy for tools at a job site in Attleboro, campsite power in New Hampshire, or tailgating near Gillette.¹

Off-Road Capability

This is where the 2026 4Runner clearly separates itself from crossovers and many mid-size SUVs.

Drivetrain & Hardware

• Choice of 2WD, part-time 4WD, and full-time 4WD, depending on trim.
• 4WD models use an electronically controlled two-speed transfer case with high/low range.¹
• Active Traction Control (A-TRAC), Auto LSD, and available electronic locking rear differential (TRD Off-Road, TRD Pro, Trailhunter) work together to manage loose surfaces and steep climbs.¹

Cargo Space

Exact cargo volume varies by seating configuration, but overall:

• Two-row, gas-only models offer competitive cargo room behind the second row—enough for coolers, camping gear, or multiple hockey bags.²⁴
• The hybrid battery is packaged toward the rear, which slightly raises the cargo floor and reduces cargo volume compared to gas models.²³

For many North Attleboro families, the choice comes down to: if you’re constantly loading strollers, sports gear, or home-improvement supplies from the big-box stores along Route 1, the gas model’s extra cargo space may be preferable; if you prioritize torque, hybrid efficiency, and onboard power, the i-FORCE MAX will be tempting despite the smaller cargo area.

Technology & Connectivity

Every 2026 4Runner runs Toyota’s latest Audio Multimedia system:¹

• Standard 8-inch touchscreen, with available 14-inch screen on higher grades.
• Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ standard.
• Multiple USB-C ports throughout the cabin.
• Available enhanced Qi wireless charging.
• 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster standard on all i-FORCE MAX hybrid models.

On premium and off-road grades, audio and connectivity can be taken further:

• 14-speaker JBL® Premium Audio system available on Limited, Platinum, Trailhunter, and TRD Pro and on certain premium TRD grades.¹
• JBL FLEX portable Bluetooth speaker that docks in the dash, charges while docked, and can be removed to use at a campsite or backyard cookout.¹

Some owners and reviewers do note that modern connected features—digital key functionality, app-based remote services, etc.—often require subscriptions, and that infotainment systems can occasionally need software updates or resets over time.²³