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Toyota Fortuner 4X4 AT road test review

The flashy new Fortuner is a better off-roader than a road car

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Overdrive|Jan 29, 2017, 09:00:07 IST

The original Toyota Fortuner was an enormous, powerful machine that made all manner of cars humbly move out of its way. The automotive equivalent of the mighty elephant, other cars gave it a respectfully wide berth and no one messed around. Now though, the handsome brute has had a makeover that has taken it from rough and wild to suave and polished. Think of it as Sylvester Stallone finishing up a gruelling day of killing commies on the sets of Rambo and then cleaning up to attend the Oscars. Sure, he looks all smart and sophisticated, but you...

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First Published:Jan 29, 2017, 09:00:07 IST
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