Toyota Fortuner
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Price
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Fuel efficiency | Ancap rating |
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| $49,965–$62,945 | 7.6 L/100km | 5 |
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ComparisonsJurassic Lark: 2021 Ford Everest vs Isuzu MU-X vs Mitsubishi Pajero Sport vs Toyota Fortuner comparison
One of these off-roaders is palpably more accomplished – and fun – than the others, as we pitch four off-road focused 4WD wagons
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4x4 ComparisonsToyota Fortuner vs Mitsubishi Pajero Sport
We reveal which premium variant is the better choice of these two family wagons
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Reviews2020 Toyota Fortuner Range Review
The Toyota Fortuner is a family-sized, seven-seat SUV based on the popular Hilux ute. It is rugged but versatile, capable off-road, and good at towing.
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4x4 Comparisons2018 Toyota Prado vs Toyota Fortuner 4x4 comparison review
So you want to buy a mid-sized 4x4 Toyota wagon but can’t decide on Prado or Fortuner? Here’s some help…
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Road Tests2017 Toyota Fortuner Crusade Tow Test Video Review
Fortune favours the brave.
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Road Tests2017 4x4 Tow Test: Everest, Pajero Sport, MU-X, Prado, Fortuner, Trailblazer
Six 4x4 wagons duke it out at the 2017 Tow Test.
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Road TestsBest 4x4 comparisons of 2016: Part 1
The best 4x4 comparisons of the year.
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Road TestsToyota Prado vs Toyota Fortuner vs Isuzu MU-X vs Ford Everest
The Canning Stock Route is the perfect challenge to separate the bush contenders from pretenders.
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Road TestsFord Everest Trend v Mitsubishi Pajero Sport v Toyota Fortuner v Isuzu MU-X v Holden Colorado 7
Our recently crowned 4x4 Of The Year, the Ford Everest, takes on its class rivals in this family wagon shootout.
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ReviewsToyota Fortuner Crusade off-road
Based on the same platform as the rugged Hilux ute, the Toyota Fortuner is built to tackle serious off-roading
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ReviewsToyota Fortuner Crusade Features
Getting away from it all doesn’t have to mean roughing it, and the top-of-the-range Toyota Fortuner Crusade comes loaded with features
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ReviewsToyota Fortuner Crusade & Patriot X1
Escaping the rat race with the whole family has never been so easy as with the Toyota Fortuner and a camper in tow
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ReviewsToyota Fortuner GXL Quick Review
Think Toyota Hilux but with refinements befitting of a seven-seat wagon. New to Australia, the Toyota Fortuner is a wagon version of the Hilux but retains the ute’s rugged go-anywhere attitude.
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4x4OTY4X4 Of The Year finalists: Toyota Fortuner GXL
Fortuner gives buyers of 4x4 wagons an affordable alternative to the Prado, but is it worth your hard-earned?
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4x4OTY4x4 Of The Year 2016: The Results
Only one of the six best 4x4s from 2015 can be crowned 4x4 Of The Year 2016
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4x4OTY4x4 Of The Year 2016: The Finalists
The six best 4x4 vehicles of 2015 battling it out to be crowned 4x4 Of The Year 2016.
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4x4OTY4x4 Of The Year 2016: The Criteria
As always, vehicles were not judged against each other, but against the established 4X4OTY criteria. This is what allows us to test utes alongside wagons, and luxury 4x4s against affordable family rides.
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4x4OTY4x4 Of The Year 2016: The Testing Track
The 4X4OTY test route must challenge each vehicle’s individual capabilities. To do this we took on some of the best tracks in the Victorian High Country.
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4x4OTY4x4 of the Year 2016: Meet the Judges
With more than 245 years of four-wheel driving experience between them, our judges rate as some of the most experienced in Australia.
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4x4OTY4x4 Of The Year 2016
On the shortlist for 4X4OTY 2016 were the Hilux, Triton, Fortuner, Prado, Navara and Everest. Roothy went behind the scenes to see just how the winner was decided.
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Road TestsToyota Fortuner Crusade review
The Fortuner is an affordable diesel with honest and effective off-road ability. But does it raise the bar?
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Reviews2015 Toyota Fortuner review
Toyota brings us a seven-seat, off-road capable wagon that’s based on the Hilux dual-cab ute. Is the Fortuner really an enticing alternative to the Kluger and Prado?
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Road TestsToyota Fortuner review
Toyota’s new Hilux-based Fortuner is a tough and capable seven-seat 4x4 wagon that’s cheaper than the Prado.
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ReviewsIsuzu Ute IM Accessories
Isuzu Utes aren’t the fanciest things on the road. But even with a truck-load of modifications, they’re still cheaper than most high-end utes.