2023 Toyota 4Runner Trim Level Comparison

This chart is a great example of how some things are different and some things are the same from trim level to trim level. In this case, the MSRPs are all different, while the fuel economy estimates are the same. That’s not true for all models, of course, but it is true that trim levels are a mix of similarities and differences. 

Everything present on the base trim level, the SR5, is available in some form on the higher trim levels. This includes convenient features like a Smart Key System, safety features like Toyota Safety Sense ™, and much more. Some of the features will be upgraded to better versions on other trim levels, like the heated power outside mirrors with turn signal indicators on the SR5 Premium, an upgrade to your average side mirrors. 

TRD trim levels like the TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, TRD Off-Road Premium, and TRD Pro make good performance vehicles for drivers that drive off-road. They also have unique style cues like TRD stitching on the seats. As you go up the ranks, you get more advanced performance features like Crawl Control on the TRD Off-Road and high-performance shocks on the TRD Pro. 

Two high-end trim levels, the 40th Anniversary Special Edition and the Limited, are standouts for anyone who prioritizes style and comfort. The 40th Anniversary Special Edition is a commemorative trim level with unique bronze-colored wheels and unique exterior design elements. The Limited offers leather-trimmed seats, unique wheels, and dual-zone automatic climate controls.