Toyota Fortuner 2013 Review
Toyota Fortuner is an exclusive deal when it comes to discovering new things on every ride. Why should you not go for this vehicle, knowing the fact that Toyota Fortuner price in Pakistan should be delivering top of the line performance with utmost luxury and style. To be simple and straight, every feature of this SUV suggests that the cost of this vehicle is a way overboard than what it should have been. Although, it is a nicely designed car and gives a muscular feel, but there is enough room in it as well to take a lot of criticism as well. The living standards of every country vary and a popular product of one place might not get the similar fan-hoof in the other parts of the world. Same is the case with Toyota Fortuner. It is strong, hot, looks ravishing but not made for Pakistani roads. However, it could be of good use in the deserts of the country.
It is a big vehicle having capacity for six passengers. Talking about the interior, Toyota Fortuner 2013 is not well endowed and speaks less of luxury and gives a bland look. You will certainly not like all the noise coming from the engine and the body of the vehicle. One can never compromise on such a glitch after bearing such a high cost for any vehicle. There is nothing to appreciate in the inside cabinet; the seats are of moderate quality, no camera monitoring while reversing the car, ordinary audio system, not much leg space for second row passengers making long journeys become tiresome on this vehicle. Only the Middle Easterners might swallow such downfalls because the price is low in those regions because of lower taxing on vehicles.
The commendable features on the other hand are power windows, airbags for front seat passengers, keyless entry into the vehicle and a USB port to ensure extended connectivity. However, these features still do not cover up the invalidity of its price. The exterior of the vehicle however is the major aspect of this vehicle. This is the only feature that seems to be was considered by Toyota Pakistan when designing this vehicle. The front grille covers of Toyota Fortuner 2013 are excellently made to give a resemblance to the Innova.
Taking things to the brighter side, the performance of this vehicle, this car is made for the rural elite of the country. Going around 9KMs per liter does not make it an economical car, even if user commercially. This fuel economy could have been much better because it has been greatly impacted by the full time 4WD, which is not necessary even in most rural areas of the country. Its engine is 2.7 litre 4-cylinder and also available with two trims of 4.0 litre V6 engines. The safety is ensured with rear bumper guards and ABS (AntiLock Braking System).
This SUV comes from the Toyota’s Multi-Purpose Project family and it greatly resembles the Hilux pick-up and Innova. The high price tag, sub-standard features and discomforts are the premium letdowns in this SUV. Toyota Fortuner 2013 is kind of an experiment to give a bit appreciation to the last year’s model. But regarding the competition, this might be a failure when compared to the luxury car models on the road likeToyota Land Cruiser and Range Rover.
