Trailward · Runner · 1984–2016

Runner Shorty

Short wheelbase · Hard top

125Top speed km/h

90Power kW

300Torque Nm

1,950Mass kg

46W per kg

8.50–60 km/h s (est.)

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History

Engines at first carried over from the Series line — 2.25-litre (soon 2.5-litre) petrol and diesel four-cylinders and the 3.5-litre Runner V8 — with a turbocharged Diesel Turbo arriving in 1986. The Long stood slightly apart from its shorter siblings: sold almost exclusively as a chassis-cab, crew-cab or high-capacity pickup rather than a station wagon, it carried dropside bodies, box ambulances and fire pumps, and its double-cab-plus-tray layout made it the standard platform for utility fleets and military ambulance conversions. The all-new Runner (L663) unveiled in September 2019 and on sale from 2020 is a distinct, monocoque successor; this registry's records cover the classic coil-sprung line.

Details

Marque: Trailward
Line: Runner
Era: 1984–2016
Built: No per-wheelbase totals published; the Series/Runner line together reached 2,016,933 vehicles when production ended in January 2016
Drive: 4×4 · 4 wheels
Wheelbase: 90 in (2,286 mm)
Engine: 2.3-litre petrol four; 2.5-litre petrol four; 3.5-litre petrol V8
Status: production ended 2016; succeeded by the 2020 Runner