As I said the Toyota LC76 Wagon GXL 4WD is a mixed bag, hopeless around tight inner city streets, not really designed for fast highway cruising but simply unmatched off road. [Read More]
So to sum up, the Toyota Yaris Ascent was surprisingly pleasant to drive. It is very stylish for its size and barks above it weight in looks, so to speak. However the bark turns to no bite with the engine [Read More]
The Toyota Kluger looks good for a family wagon, drives with almost car like handling and ride, has an abundance of standard comfort and safety features and sells in droves for Toyota. [Read More]
In a world that is seeing the 4WD become an AWD SUV we should be thanking Toyota for persevering with the costs of upgrading the LC70. It will be a dark day when this iconic vehicle is no longer available for sale. [Read More]
I have to admit that I am a fan of the big beast. It provides a relaxed, pleasant driving experience, is universally practical, it is great for families, outback tourers and true 4WD enthusiasts. It is expensive at over $125,000, but represents pretty good value for money. [Read More]
Ute based wagon variants have become very popular and yet another of these, the unfortunately named Toyota Fortuner Crusade is based on the Hilux chassis, with heavy modifications to make it more car like for family buyers with genuine 4WD credentials. [Read More]
The LandCruiser 200 series 2015 upgrade still is the yardstick by which all other large off road 4WD’s are measured. There isn’t any need to talk about the LandCruiser’s off road ability or towing ability. Both are excellent. Having driven the GXL I am looking forward to the Sahara and actually considering buying one again. [Read More]
In December last year, Toyota unveiled an arguably overdue all-new RAV4 – improving its design, capability, safety and technology. On test recently was the top-of-the-range AWD Cruiser with 2.5L petrol engine. [Read More]
Toyota’s Camry is on the verge of achieving two significant milestones – 22 consecutive years as Australia’s best-selling mid-size car and all-time sales of 700,000 locally built four-cylinder cars. New Year fireworks will coincide with Camry continuing an unbroken run that began in 1994 as the most popular car in its segment among Australian motorists. [Read More]
When people ask me what my ultimate ‘Family Car’ is I always reply – the Toyota Kluger. To me, it’s the essential ‘Soccer Mum’ car. This week we have had the top of the AWD line – the Grande – to test. [Read More]
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