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And 'FortunerPoint' doesn't have the same ring to it...
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I couldn't get past the interior colour myself.Comment
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Forgot to mention - there wasn't enough price difference
First dealer didn't seem as willing to negotiate on the fortuner considering they were brand new to the market
Has anyone purchased one? What did you end up paying?Comment
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wonder if the rear diff lock swaps into a prado?Comment
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I test drove a Fortuner (Crusade) and whilst it was OK to drive it was much smaller than the Prado inside and of a lower quality in general. Seemed overpriced compared to the Prado GXL. Also drove (several times) the Ford Everest, Mits Pajero Sport and a few others. Overall I thought the Prado was still best as a long term private car and have ordered Prado GXL 2.8.Comment
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