Used Toyota 4Runner for Sale in Erie, PA

The most negative thing about the 4Runner is that the 4x2 (2 wheel drive) versions are rear wheel drive. I live in the Northeast, so snow driving is absolutely horrible. The Anti-Slip controls are next to useless. You'll have no indication of slippage until you're in the middle of a slide, and while you're sliding the vehicle is beeping to let you know you're sliding (I guess the timing could be way better here). This is also where the comfortable ride also gets to be a con. The 4x2 4Runner will perform better with REALLY good all-season tires, or snow tires, but with highway tires, forget it. With highway tires, it hydroplanes in rain, and slips on gravel. (believe it or not). I have no idea why Toyota thought it would be a good idea to make a 4x2 4Runner (which is supposed to be an off-road vehicle) and even better...decided to make it rear-wheel drive instead of front wheel. All 4Runner 4x2's are rear-wheel. They don't come with a front-wheel option. It can be a bit tricky to handle at first, especially in windy conditions. Sometimes joints in the road will make the steering wheel slip, but once you get used to the vehicle it's not too bad.