2018 Jeep Wrangler vs. 2018 Toyota 4Runner

Not only does the Jeep Wrangler deliver standard 4WD capability – an off-roading feature that will cost extra on the 4Runner – but Douglas County adventurers will have access to more efficient engine options as well. Let’s see how their max fuel economy compares:

• 2018 Jeep Wrangler
  • 18 MPG City
  • 23 MPG Highway
  • 20 MPG Combined

• 2018 Toyota 4Runner
  • 17 MPG City
  • 21 MPG Highway
  • 18 MPG Combined

Even with standard 4WD, the Wrangler delivers better fuel economy than the rear-wheel drive Toyota 4Runner.

With a base price of $27,495 MSRP vs. the Toyota’s base cost of $34,610 MSRP, the Jeep offers an impressive value for your car-buying dollar. Wrangler drivers also have access to impressive available features you won’t find in the 4Runner:

• Choice between hardtop and soft-top convertible roof
• Electronic front locking differential
• Front roll bar with electronic disconnect
• Heated steering wheel
• Option to take the doors off

This makes the new Wrangler an excellent choice for Carrollton drivers who value high-class features, plenty of utility, and off-road capability.