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Condition
Used
Vehicle Type
SUV
Fuel
Diesel
Doors
4-door
Transmission
Automatic
Exterior Color
White
Condition:
Used
Drive:
AWD
Transmission:
Automatic
Doors:
4-door
Exterior Color:
White
Offer Type:
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Category:
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Buy Used/ Pre-Owned Toyota Fortuner Legender
Toyota Fortuner Legender
The Fortuner Legender gets an all-new nose. Shaper and more rakish looking, the narrow ‘grille’ and deep air dam make it look seriously appealing. And the Legender also gets a two-tone paint job. There are no fundamental changes on the inside, but you do get a lot more kit. You get a larger 8-inch touchscreen with shortcut controls, the Fortuner now…
Buy Used/ Pre-Owned Toyota Fortuner Legender
Toyota Fortuner Legender
The Fortuner Legender gets an all-new nose. Shaper and more rakish looking, the narrow ‘grille’ and deep air dam make it look seriously appealing. And the Legender also gets a two-tone paint job. There are no fundamental changes on the inside, but you do get a lot more kit. You get a larger 8-inch touchscreen with shortcut controls, the Fortuner now comes with connected tech, there are cooled seats, you get a Premium JBL 10 speaker sound system- with an additional powered subwoofer, and the new Fortuner now also gets Apple Car Play and Android Auto.
The Legender doesn’t get the JBL audio system, but it does get a lot more kit. Two tone seats on the inside for one, ambient lighting, an electronic rear-view mirror, wireless charging, a USB port at the rear and a kick sensor for opening the hatch at the back when your hands are full. None of these features are importantly on the regular Fortuner.
The updated 204hp engine, that also gets 500Nm of torque, is the biggest change mechanically, and it exerts considerable influence on how the new 2021 Fortuner drives. The increase in power has primarily been achieved by using a more powerful variable nozzle turbo; the latter now controlled by an electric motor. The big hit of torque now comes in from just 1,600rpm and Toyota has increased airflow at higher engine speeds too.
It feels a bit more refined to begin with, due in no small part to the BS6 tune. The throaty growl of the diesel is more muted now, it feels smoother when you are cruising and, while the engine is still a bit boomy at higher engine speeds, this one isn’t quite as loud as the earlier car.
The engine is also more responsive. And the Toyota has now added an extra drive mode; this version now gets 3 instead of two modes; it now gets Eco, Normal and Sport. What’s nice is that Sport mode sort of sharpens up engine responses nicely and even the six-speed gearbox is quick to respond and easy to control with your right foot.
The updates to the engine have also made the new Fortuner faster against the clock. It now takes just 11.2 seconds to get to 100kph, which makes it the fastest SUV in the segment, even marginally quicker than the more powerful MG Gloster. And with its stronger bottom end, the new Fortuner is even a second quicker than the earlier one in the 20-80kph sprint. So, all in all, more refinement and more performance.
Small alterations to the suspension setup also mean it feels a bit more supple. Ride and handling however haven’t changed all that much. The body on frame setup and big wheels mean the ride is always busy. There’s always a small amount of movement even when the road surface isn’t too bad, and that means you aren’t as comfortable as you could have been. The Fortuner’s steering is also still a bit heavy at low speeds, and then of course it rolls in corners.
Now, the one thing you have to expect on a body on frame SUV is body roll. And yes, in corners you can, without exaggeration, feel it leaning over; which robs you of some of that confidence. But that’s only to be expected. Where it is particularly good however is over really rough patches and unmade sections. Come upon a broken section and the Fortuner is exactly the sort of car you need. You can just power over the road without giving it a second thought. Almost nothing fazes the Fortuner. And that’s the real appeal of an SUV like this.
It is also very comfortable in the rear. Climbing up to the seat is a bit of a trek, due to the cabin being placed on top of the already high chassis, but once you are seated, legroom is pretty good, there’s a good amount of thigh support, you can recline the backrest, and you can even slide the seat back or forward. You also have your own blower controls and there’s a decent amount of headroom. The Fortuner however gets no USB jack in the back.
The 3rd row is also quite useable for short drives. Getting in however is anything but easy. While the second-row seat does flip easily, the aperture you need to climb through, like many of its rivals, is pretty narrow. So, you have to duck walk a couple of steps; which isn’t dignified. The seat on the third row however isn’t too bad once you are sat down. Headroom is tight and yes; you are seated low. Still, you aren’t sat on the floor unlike other rivals and the Fortuner is pretty okay for short drives.
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Reg. State:
TS
Registration Year:
2021
Model:
Legender
KMS:
35,000kms
Offer Type:
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Drive:
AWD
Vehicle ID #27563
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