The Toyota Fortuner is a serious seven seater off-roader 4x4 wagon that is based on the popular Toyota HiLux ute, but has more family-friendly features and a practical presence to it.
The Fortuner range was updated late in 2020, with a number of changes designed to keep it competitive with rivals like the Ford Everest, Mitsubishi Pajero Sport and its own sibling, the Toyota Prado.
Have the changes been worthwhile? This review will aim to answer that question, but also a number of frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the Toyota Fortuner range.Ā
Toyota Fortuner 2021: Gxl
Engine Type | Diesel Turbo 4, 2.8L |
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Fuel Type | Diesel |
Fuel Efficiency | 7.6L/100km (combined) |
Seating | 7 |
Price From | $44,880 - $52,140 |
Safety Rating |
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Verdict
The Toyota Fortuner will be the right car for some people in the market for a 4WD seven-seater. But not all people.
It plays an interesting role in the companyās range ā smaller and cheaper than a Prado, more capable than a Kluger, and an interesting wagon alternative to a HiLux.Ā
If youāre the sort of person who knows youāll need the serious off-road capability the Fortuner has to offer, and on a regular basis, then it might be just the thing for you. Otherwise, there are more competitive and practical choices, not only from Toyota, but from Ford and Mitsubishi, among others.
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