Toyota 4Runner (1984–1989)
Special purpose vehiclesgas0.1 cu ft max
Pickup bed
0
VE SCORE
Below average Volumetric Efficiency for a special purpose vehicles — cargo volume × EPA MPGe, ranked against class peers.
Storage spaces
Cargo area with rear seat folded
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Cargo dimensions
| Measurement | Cargo area with rear seat folded |
|---|---|
| Cargo volume | 2 L / 0.1 cu ft[1] |
| Confidence | Secondary source |
- www.iseecars.com · Secondary source
No front trunk (frunk).
Last verified Oct 20, 2026. Volumes are as the source states them (US figures are usually SAE J1100); lengths are usable interior measurements. How we measure.
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Fuel economy (EPA)
| Trim | Years | Fuel | Best combined MPGe | City | Highway |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4-Wheel or AWD · Manual 5-spd | 1984–1989 | Regular Gasoline | 21 | 19 | 23 |
| 4-Wheel or AWD · Automatic 4-spd | 1985–1989 | Regular Gasoline | 19 | 18 | 20 |
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