Hi. Great to see that you're also a Fortuner Gen 1 (type 1 to 3)fanatic. Although Ive been a car dealer for 30yrs (since late 80s), its always been my dream car since it first came out and so have kept mine since I got my first one. I will upgrade the look to look like the Type 2, although they are the same car basically. Although I now prefer the petrol version, which as per my experience, is much more reliable and cheaper to maintain in the long run. Havent had any problems since 2006, unlike my other diesel fed suvs. Have had many of different brands, including Toyota and I can safely say, quite a few can break down. One time I had to spend nearly 100k, to get things back to stock working condition (toyota suv prior to the fortuner, yes related). Believe me, gas is much cheaper to maintain. Anyways, great job and have fun with your (our) DREAM car! 😍😄👍

I have been looking for this review 2005/2006 model were I think just the same. Not so much of a difference.. God willing. . I will just preserve our 2006 Fortuner having 71k mileage.. More power!

Still fresh looking parin ang unit nyo sir.. mine is a 2010 4x2 diesel and personally i still prefer these models kahit luma na.. mas matibay and the engine is more tested for years.. don't care kahit very simple compared to new ones... fortuner din naman yan

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There is a hiddien rear ac at the 3rd row seat.

Boss, kumusta ang gear shifting ni Rhino? Sensitive and responsive ba sa road conditions? Example.. Need mo ng lower gear kasi paahon. . Nakakarespond ba timely ang transmission pra hnd ka mabitin?

Where did you get the grill po? I want it in my 2.5G also

Sir how about the ac performance if there's no outlet in the 2nd and 3rd row seats? Kaya ba kahit mainit panahon?

sir nag lolock yung shift lock ko even when car is powered on. Do you know a fix? TIA

Is it for sale?

why is the resale value so high?

How come no 4wheel selector

Slick

Which suv is easy to maintain boss

@jaywalkur

6 жыл бұрын

all of the major japanese SUVs are easy to maintain. But when it comes to availability of parts, Toyota is still the best

@Oleksandr_kostyliev

6 жыл бұрын

jaywalkur how about isuzu when we talk about reliability and availability :D

@stefanwolf8558

5 жыл бұрын

We had an Isuzu Crosswind before and it's an absolute tank. We live in a flood prone area and that car was regularly subjected to shin high flood water and mud for years on end and never broke.

Sir can you compare the old Montero and fortuner to the latest generation

@jaywalkur

5 жыл бұрын

Sure I'll be uploading a review of the 2019 fortuner soon and I'll try to compare it to the previous generation

what is up with ur nails dude....