 Replaced a 2010 Limited 4WD 4Runner last year with the 2015.  2010 was close to perfect. Never spent a penny on the vehicle. This one feels the same and it should: it is unchanged for the most part.  Front seating comfortable, build quality perfect, A/C-Heat excellent, Satellite Radio works fine, good braking.  We get 22-23 mpg on highway. Areas for improvement on the 2017 redesign: better navigation system, improve torque on the 270, have to get the offset crash test results up to 5 star. The current model gets only 3 stars in the offset crash.  A nice tight diesel would work well in this SUV, we would buy a diesel over gasoline model, but that will wait as 4Runners seem to just keep going. Consumer Reports unfairly compared the 4Runner SR5 to Pilot top model.  SR5 does not have the soft suspension so the comparison and low rating by CR is not valid. The 4Runner is a well built SUV, of sturdy feel, and unquestioned reliability. The price is quite low for such an SUV with leather seating.  Bi-Xenon lighting would be a great addition, halogens are just average.2nd Review:  so far, nary a problem with this or the previous 4Runner.  Technology is poor. Needs serious upgrade to dash controls and NAV system. Need to ditch the DVD NAV system and go with hard drive system.   Vehicle is tightly built and performs well.  We will always own a 4Runner and this one will be replaced with the newer model in a  couple of years.  Resale/trade on 2010 model was excellent.3rd Review: no problems whatsoever. Navigation system is terribly archaic with tiny screen. 2nd row seating yields rough ride, front row okay. Engine not enough torque or horsepower for this size vehicle.  Safety features lacking.