The Toyota 4Runner is a mid-sized sport utility vehicle (originally compact) sold around the world since 1984, replacing the older Toyota Trekker which was essentially a Toyota Hilux converted into an SUV by Winnebago. Despite being manufactured in Japan at Toyota's Tahara Plant the car is mainly manufactured for export; the car was however sold in Japan until 2009 with the name Hilux Surf. The second generation 4Runner, introduced in 1989, featured a freshly-designed body on Hilux underpinnings although both cars still shared many parts. Facelifts occurred in 1993 and 1995, with production ending the same year.

The base of the casting reads '93 Toyota 4Runner.


2026 Boulevard #144



This is a 2018 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro. A member of Toyota's 4Runner family, the 4Runner acts as Toyota's mid-sized SUV in a number of regions. With a history dating back to 1983 with the Toyota Trekker as built by Winnebago, the 4Runner is one of Toyota's longest running SUV nameplates, introduced in 1984. It is known as the Hilux Surf in Japan and is assembled mainly at Toyota's Tahara Plant in Aichi.

The fifth generation of the 4Runner, introduced in 2009, has gone through a number of facelifts and has a number of additional variants, such as the TRD Pro seen here. Despite still being built at Tahara, this generation of the 4Runner is unavailable in Japan (or any RHD market for that matter), mostly being available in the Americas. Internally known as the N280, the 4Runner was available in three trim levels (SR5, Limited, Trail Edition) and is built on the same platform as the J150 Land Cruiser Prado and the FJ Cruiser. The Trail Edition features a part-time AWD system and the Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System.

The TRD Pro trim was originally introduced in 2014. Designed by Eishi Suzuki, the TRD Pro is powered by a 4.0L 1GR-FE V6 making 270 BHP. With part-time all-wheel drive, a 5-speed automatic, TRD FOX shocks and springs, crawl control, multi-terrain select and a Multi-Terrain Monitor, this thing is built to be rugged and ready to go places no other Toyota can. For each year of production, the TRD Pro is available in an exclusive color; for 2024, it is Terra. The vehicle has a towing capacity of 5,000 lbs (2,268 kg).

Now this casting was designed by Mark Jones and introduced in 2021 as part of the Hot Wheels Boulevard line. This casting has seen six known releases, the last being this one in the Team Transport series, modified to have a hitch to haul an open trailer.















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Hotwheels Boulevard Toyota 4Runner Black RM58
Hotwheels 70 Ford escort RS1600 light blue number 4
Postage RM10





Hotwheels Boulevard Toyota 4Runner Black
x1 RM58.00

Hotwheels 70 Ford escort RS1600 light blue number 4
x1 RM15.00

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Merchandise Subtotal RM73.00
Order Total RM83.00

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This is an '18 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro. A member of Toyota's 4Runner family, the 4Runner acts as Toyota's mid-sized SUV in a number of regions. With a history dating back to 1983 with the Toyota Trekker as built by Winnebago, the 4Runner is one of Toyota's longest running SUV nameplates, introduced in 1984. It is known as the Hilux Surf in Japan and is assembled mainly at Toyota's Tahara Plant in Aichi.

The fifth generation of the 4Runner, introduced in 2009, has gone through a number of facelifts and has a number of additional variants, such as the TRD Pro seen here. Despite still being built at Tahara, this generation of the 4Runner is unavailable in Japan (or any RHD market for that matter), mostly being available in the Americas. Designed by Koichi Suga, the TRD Pro is powered by a 4.0L 1GR-FE V6 making 270 BHP. With part-time all-wheel drive, a 5-speed automatic, TRD FOX shocks and springs, crawl control, multi-terrain select and a Multi-Terrain Monitor, this thing is built to be rugged and ready to go places no other Toyota can. Production of the TRD Pro began in 2014 and continues until today.

Now this casting was designed by Mark Jones and introduced in 2021 as part of the Hot Wheels Boulevard line. This casting replicates Hot Wheels marketing manager Jimmy Liu's own 4Runner TRD Pro and features a number of references to boot. Mimicking a feature on the real 4Runner the rear window on the tailgate is partially rolled down. This casting has seen two known releases, the last in 2022, also in the Boulevard series.

2021 Boulevard #36
Color : Super White
Base : Black metal Thailand base
Window : Smoke tinted w/ Black interior
Wheels : ORRR6SPM
Tampo : Detailed headlamps and taillamps

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The Toyota 4Runner is a mid-sized sport utility vehicle (originally compact) sold around the world since 1984, replacing in North America the older Toyota Trekker, which was essentially a Toyota Hilux converted into an SUV by Winnebago. The fifth generation 4Runner, coded N280, was introduced in 2009 and sold until 2023 with several facelifts. Despite being manufactured in Japan at Toyota's Tahara Plant the car is mainly manufactured for export; the car was however sold in Japan until 2009 under the name Hilux Surf.

This casting is based on a 2018 Toyota 4Runner with the TRD Pro package, an off-road-centric package for the vehicle; specifically, this casting is based on the 4Runner owned by marketing manager Jimmy Liu. This casting features a partially rolled down rear window.


2021 Boulevard #36


2022 Boulevard #58


2022 Toyota 4Runner 40th Anniversary Special Edition
Made for Toyota employees and some Mattel employees


2023 Car Culture: HW Off Road 2/5


2024 Boulevard


2024 Team Transport #72


2025 Car Culture 2-Packs - Off-Road


2026 Car Culture: Road Trip 0/5

2014 MBX Explorers
Color : Metalflake Dark Grey
Base : Black plastic Thailand base
Window : Smoke window w/ chrome interior
Tampo : Toyota, MBX, 4X4, Mtn-Team