If you want a long-lasting car, then a Toyota or an American pick-up truck is your best bet, according to industry research website iSeecars.com. Now in its tenth year, their annual 'Longest-Lasting Cars' study analysed over 260 million cars sold between 2012 and 2022 to determine which cars were most likely to survive very high mileages. The study found that pick-up trucks dominate the list, with 10 of the 23 longest-lasting vehicles made up by them, and Toyota makes plenty of reliable cars, wi

** This article is published on WapCar Community, representing the opinion of users. Click the link below to enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysia https://forum.wapcar.my/ Basic information of my car: 2017 Toyota Harrier Progress (ZSU60) Reasons why I bought this car Previous 2012 Toyota Corolla Altis 1.8G is too 'small' and lack practicality for growing family with 2 young kids eg. Door opening is too small, struggling to put in baby chair and trunk opening narrow, cannot put in l

It's an open secret that the team at WapCar.my is quite fond of the XU80 Toyota Harrier. It is a brilliant ambassador to how Toyota does luxury (yes, they CAN do luxury). The Harrier is refined, great to drive, and comfortable all at once. The perfect real-world luxury SUV, if you ask us. In fact, we were actually rather reluctant when time came to hand back the keys to UMW Toyota (UMWT). It's not all a bed of roses though. Much as we adore the XU80 Harrier, there are some design decisions about

The premium SUV market was shaped by the Toyota Harrier Four generations, only one had a turbo But power has never been what the Harrier is about It’s obvious by now that SUVs are the current flavour of the automotive world. Even at the upper echelon of cars, there’s an SUV option like the Rolls-Royce Cullinan or Lamborghini Urus. If we were to trace this back to where it all began, it would be the Toyota Harrier. Development work for the first-generation Toyota Harrier began as early as 1994 an

The weakest link with the all-new XU80 generation 2021 Toyota Harrier, which was launched in Malaysia earlier in April 2021, is its infotainment system. Unlike Japanese market Harrier models which get a larger 12.3-inch touch screen head unit, our local specifications Toyota Harrier has to make do with a cheaper looking 8-inch one, with thick bezels and not-so premium looking knobs and buttons. It’s the biggest shortcoming in an otherwise rather premium-looking interior. Also read: No more 231 P

Toyota has just unveiled the 2021 Venza for the North American market, which is essentially a rebadged fourth-generation Toyota Harrier. Like the Toyota Harrier, the 2021 Venza will be assembled at the Takaoka plant. For the North American market, the 2021 Venza is only available with a 2.5-litre Toyota Hybrid II system that does a combined system output of 218 PS, identical to the Japanese market Harrier. The 2.0-litre naturally-aspirated Dynamic Force petrol engine (171 PS, 207 Nm) isn’t avail