Toyota Innova
About Toyota Innova
Toyota Innova Overview
Overview
Toyota’s longest selling model till date, the Innova was introduced in 2005 and has pulled on for a full decade. It will be replaced by end of this year or early next year however. Despite such a long run, the Innova continues to sell in high numbers due to its durability, comfort and Toyota’s service quality. The Innova competes against the likes of the Renault Lodgy, Honda Mobilio and Nissan Evalia in the MPV segment but is positioned price-wise a segment above. Prices of the Toyota Innova range from Rs.12.29 to 15.81 lakh (Ex-showroom Delhi)
The Innova is one of the largest MPVs in the market and the only one on a ladder frame chassis. The Innova has received a few major facelifts on the inside and outside to look like the MPV it does today. Toyota’s attempt to keep with the times seems to have worked as despite the very Chinese grille and dated looks, the Innova sells very well. The Innova now sports a sharper front end and a slightly reworked rear, which is its last update till the new Innova is introduced.
On the inside, the Innova is spacious and comfortable. Even the third row of seats that is generally not usable over long journeys in most MPVs is also a comfortable place in the Innova. Toyota offers the Innova with two seating options- eight seater with the middle row bench or a more luxurious seven seater with captain seats in the middle row.
The Innova used to have a petrol and a diesel motor earlier but considering the specifications required for an MPV, there was no demand for the petrol. The diesel Innova is powered by a 2.5-litre engine developing just 102PS of power and 200Nm of torque. Performance levels on the Innova are a bit wanting considering its 1.7-tonne kerb weight. The weight also affects its mileage, which at 11.2kmpl is considerably lower than its competition.
The base Innova is bare bones basic but move up the variants and the top end Innova will offer you leather seats, automatic climate control, touch screen entertainment system and a reverse parking camera. On the safety front, Driver and passenger airbags are standard on all variants while ABS is offered on all variants except the bottom two.
The Innova is an excellent MPV for long distance journeys as the levels of comfort and space are unparalleled. But it is a bit long in the tooth now and the performance and mileage do not justify the premium you pay for it.
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Questions & Answers on Innova
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- Tata Safari is powered by the Harrier’s 2.0-litre diesel engine that produces 170PS and 350Nm. The new Safari gets the choice of a 6-speed manual and a 6-speed automatic. The 2-litre diesel engine and gearbox have been carried forward from the Harrier, and in this new 170PS state of tune is pretty easy to drive. The drive modes sharpen its suitability for a given environment. City mode makes it easier and peppier to drive at low speeds in the city whereas Sport mode makes faster drives or highways stints snappier. Travelling in the Safari will feel all the more enjoyable as the engine gets up to speed quickly and more importantly without making too much of a fuss. On the other hand, Toyota Innova Crysta comes equipped with the existing model’s 150PS 2.4-litre diesel engine and 166PS 2.7-litre petrol engine. Both engines are offered with a 5-speed manual and 6-speed torque converter automatic transmissions The Innova Crysta comes with a rear-wheel drivetrain. For a better understanding of compatibility and driving comfort, we would suggest you to take a test drive. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership.
- Yes, Toyota Innova Crysta comes equipped with a 150PS 2.4-liter diesel engine and a 166PS 2.7-liter petrol engine. Both engines are offered with a 5-speed manual and 6-speed torque converter automatic transmissions.
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- Selecting the right car would depend on several factors such as your budget, preference on the segment, features required, cabin space, engine options, brand preference etc. If you want a comfortable MPV for 7 people then you may go for a Toyota Innova. On the other hand, if you are looking for a rugged off-road-oriented SUV then you may go for Mahindra Thar. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.
- I have traveled to Bangalore and back the same day from Chalakudy in my innova, drove it myself, thats about a little over 1000 kms, I had a 2 hour break in Bangalore, thats all, and I didn't feel tired at all. The only complaint I have is, it should have a six speed manual or automatic . Its a bit tough in Bangalore city traffic.
- It is absolutely good to do 300plus kms everyday. However it will only be good if you have to face relatively less traffic and drives are long enough. Daily city driving with tight roads & congestion with frequent short hauls may drop your mileges very low.
- It is a comfortable car but for 6 feet or above people find it a bit cramped in driver seat as the adjustments for driver seat are not as good as it used to be in the older innova ,if you don't mind about the plastics in the car and your priority is comfort ,I personally think Xuv500 seems to have a bit more room and the engine is also a bit smoother
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- Mileage vise very good than innova
- Yes and value for money car too.
- Ihave no intreasted in inova
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