The Toyota Fortuner GR-Sport (GR-S) has been revealed for the South African market. Note that the GR-S version was due for a long time. This is particularly important since it has already been on sale ...

Arriving the now customary five years after the previous rendition, the Legend 55 will use the same widebody design and wide ...

Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) has unveiled big plans for 2025, kicking things off with four new models hitting showrooms in the first and second quarters. But the real excitement revs up in July ...

Teamwork and communication between each hero and competitors will be the key to success if the winner wants to drive home in a new Toyota Fortuner GR-Sport. The heroes are chosen for their skill ...

Its seating arrangement is meticulously crafted to ensure comfort for all passengers across three rows, reflecting Toyota's commitment to providing a comfortable and spacious interior environment. In ...

The on-road price for Toyota Fortuner in Ludhiana ranges between ₹ 38.66 to 59.48 Lakh. The on-road price of petrol variants of Fortuner starts from ₹ 38.66 Lakh. The on-road price of diesel variants ...

This price includes GST and any state/city entry tax. However, the ex-show room price does not include RTO, Insurance, Fast tag, and other accessories cost. The insurance cost on CarTrade covers 1 ...

This price includes GST and any state/city entry tax. However, the ex-show room price does not include RTO, Insurance, Fast tag, and other accessories cost. The insurance cost on CarTrade covers 1 ...

KARACHI: The prices of different makes and models of cars prevailing in Karachi in the week ended Sunday (January 26, 2025).

The Cullinan shown in the picture wears a suave exterior colourway. Even the interior has been tastefully specced. The images show the boot to have been opened and the Tailgate-mounted chairs, which ...

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