Tech & Auto
The Most Reliable Cars Ever Built By Toyota, Ranked
By JOE HINDY
12. 2020 C-HR
The 2020 Toyota C-HR scores high across the board and holds its value pretty well. While the car is still relatively new, prior C-HRs have held up well.
The 2020 C-HR comes with a no-frills four-cylinder engine, a moderate amount of technology, a decent amount of safety features, and decent fuel economy.
11. 2017 4Runner
The 2017 Toyota 4Runner scores well everywhere it can. There aren't many complaints about it breaking down and has no safety recalls as of April 2024.
Each trim uses the 4.0-liter V6 engine, which doesn't break down often. That said, there are much older Toyota vehicles that cost less to repair and break down less often.
10. 2012 Sienna
The 2012 Toyota Sienna scores well on JD Power and Consumer Reports. The average cost of ownership is around $566 per year, and it still sells well on the market.
Reviewers cite a smooth ride and tons of storage as the minivan's main perks. Higher trims enjoyed amenities like entertainment displays and tri-zone automatic climate control.
9. 2013 Tundra
While the 2013 Toyota Tundra does not break down often and comes equipped with either a V6 or V8 engine, the fuel economy is abysmal.
8. 2008 Tacoma
The 2008 Toyota Tacoma scores high on the usual reliability authorities and costs just over $400 per year — a seriously low maintenance cost for a truck that age.
Toyota had tons of options for the 2008 Tacoma, including trims for light work and light off-roading. While it suffered from a firmer ride quality, it's a serviceable old truck.