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2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD specs & fuel economy

The 2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD is rated 18 MPG combined by the EPA (17 city, 21 highway). That is 8% below the 19.5 MPG average across the 38 EPA configurations in the 2018 Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD class, placing it in the 24th percentile of its class. At 12,000 miles at $3.50/US gallon it costs about $2,333 a year to run.

EPA data snapshot imported 2026-09-06 · United States · US gallons

Configuration snapshot

The 2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD has 1 EPA-listed configuration in our 2026-09-06 data snapshot. Listed transmissions: Automatic (S5). Compare the engine, drive type and fuel ratings below before matching an individual car by VIN.

How the 2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD compares in its class

EPA publishes each configuration on its own. Ranking one against every configuration EPA rated in the same class and model year is our calculation from the 2026-09-06 snapshot, not an EPA figure.

Combined rating
18 MPG
2018 Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD average
19.5 MPG
Difference
8% below average
Rank in class
24th percentile of 38 configurations
Reference annual energy cost
$2,333 · 12,000 miles at $3.50/US gallon

The class average covers every 2018 configuration EPA rated in the Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD class, compared in MPG only, so electric and liquid-fuel ratings are never mixed. The reference cost is a fixed assumption for comparison; the calculator below takes your own mileage and prices.

Engine, transmission and fuel economy

The single 2018 4Runner 2WD configuration EPA rated, with a link to its source record. Combined primary-fuel ratings: 18 MPG. Missing values remain “Not reported.”

2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD · EPA configuration comparison
Engine / transmission / drivePrimary fuelCityHighwayCombinedSource
4L 6-cyl · Automatic (S5) · Rear-Wheel DriveRegular Gasoline17 MPG21 MPG18 MPGEPA #39374

Other 2018 Toyota 4Runner versions

EPA lists these versions separately. The figures above apply to the listing named “4Runner 2WD”; they are not a specification for every 4Runner trim.

What would it cost you to run?

Enter your own mileage and prices — these are assumptions, not live pump prices.

Estimated annual energy cost using EPA combined ratings
ConfigurationAnnual costCalculation basis
4L 6-cyl · Automatic (S5) · Rear-Wheel DriveEPA #39374$2,333Regular Gasoline operation

Miles ÷ combined MPG × price per gallon; electric versions use miles ÷ 100 × kWh/100 miles × price per kWh. Plug-in hybrids show gasoline operation only. Maintenance, insurance and depreciation are excluded.

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Use these specs to check a 2018 4Runner 2WD listing

  1. Confirm the seller’s car is a 2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD with the Automatic (S5).
  2. Check that it takes Regular Gasoline on the vehicle’s own fuel label.
  3. Run the VIN for identity, title and reported history — none of which is in this EPA data.
  4. Check open recalls on the NHTSA lookup and have the car inspected.

Compare nearby model years

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Evidence

Sources reviewed

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  1. EPA vehicle data and field definitionsFuelEconomy.gov — U.S. EPA and Department of Energy
  2. Downloaded vehicle datasetSnapshot imported 2026-09-06
  3. VIN decoderNHTSA
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Frequently asked questions

What is the gas mileage of the 2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD?

The 2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD is rated 18 MPG combined by the EPA (17 city, 21 highway). That is 8% below the 19.5 MPG average across the 38 EPA configurations in the 2018 Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD class, placing it in the 24th percentile of its class. At 12,000 miles at $3.50/US gallon it costs about $2,333 a year to run.

What transmission does the 2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD have?

EPA records list Automatic (S5) across the 1 rated configuration of the 2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD. These are model-level configurations. Match the individual car’s VIN and factory build information before identifying a replacement transmission.

What fuel does the 2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD use?

The 2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD is listed with Regular Gasoline. Match the particular configuration and follow the vehicle’s fuel label and owner’s manual.

How much does the 2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD cost to run per year?

About $2,333 in fuel or energy at 12,000 miles at $3.50/US gallon, using the 18 MPG combined EPA rating. That excludes maintenance, insurance, depreciation and charging-session fees. Enter your own mileage and prices in the calculator on this page for a figure that matches your driving.

Are these the exact specifications of my 4Runner 2WD?

These are the 1 EPA model-year configuration recorded for the 2018 Toyota 4Runner 2WD, not a decode of an individual VIN or a complete trim catalogue. Confirm identity, installed equipment and service requirements with the car’s VIN and manufacturer records.

Will I achieve the listed fuel economy?

EPA ratings support comparisons under standardized test conditions. Your result depends on driving, weather, tyres, load, charging pattern and vehicle condition. The cost calculator uses the listed combined rating and your entered prices.