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1994 Toyota 4Runner Crash Tests
It may look nice, go fast, or haul stuff, but when push comes to shove on the road,
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will you walk away alive? Below you’ll find results and scores from the government’s front and side crash tests of the 1994 4Runner. Dual air bags have been standard everywhere since the late 90s, but look for side and side-head airbags, as well as antilock brakes, among other things.
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| Frontal Impact |
Side Impact |
| Driver's Side |
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Front Occupant |
Not Tested |
| Passenger's Side |
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Rear Occupant |
Not Tested |
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| Frontal Impact |
Head Injury Criterion |
Chest Deceleration |
Femur Load |
| Driver's Side |
1267 HIC |
60g |
1657lbs | 1530lbs |
| Passenger's Side |
582 HIC |
46g |
525lbs | 572lbs |
| Side Impact |
Thoratic Trauma Index |
Pelvis Deceleration |
| Front Occupant |
n/a |
n/a |
| Rear Occupant |
n/a |
n/a |
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| Rollover Resistance Rating |
Static Stability Factor |
Dynamic Test |
| Not Tested |
n/a |
n/a |
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Submodel Select
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