scenario in the SUV market & 20lakh + segment. Even after such a very long time, it is the bestselling car in its segment with selling over an average 900+ units a month, which is over all the SUVs of that segment combined.
Increasing competition and the Thai Fortuner getting a facelift in July 2011 automatically implied that it’s high time for the Indian Fortuner to get necessary upgrades. And there is an increasing demand for automatic transmission among the customers who tend to spend over 15lakh rupees. The fact is that in that costs you cannot even receive a high finish European car with manual transmission. The 2012 Toyota Fortuner was launched at the Auto Expo earlier month and is offered in variants. So the AT option expands the customer base of the new Fortuner to a whole new level.
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