While the Toyota Harrier is a darling among Malaysian buyers, its American twin isn’t getting the same love. Called the Toyota Venza, the Harrier’s American twin was introduced in 2020 but it will be discontinued and replaced by the Crown Estate SUV. Unveiled alongside the completely redesigned new 2024 Toyota Camry at the 2023 Los Angeles Auto Show, the Crown Estate, called the Toyota Crown Signia will be the second Crown model introduced in the States following the Crown Crossover. With the Cr

Following the sighted homologation documents, the Toyota Crown Kluger is now officially revealed alongside the fourth-generation Toyota Highlander at the Shanghai Auto 2021. Toyota has two joint venture partners in China, FAW and GAC. The Toyota Crown Kluger will be made by FAW-Toyota while the Toyota Highlander, which the Crown Kluger is based on, is made by GAC-Toyota. The front bumper and grille with the Crown emblem help differentiate the two in terms of exterior styling, but are otherwise l

Nine months after going on sale in Japan, the all-new Toyota Harrier has finally arrived in Malaysia. This photo was shared by our reader VT, who spotted a trailer with 6 units of lightly masked SUVs. The C-pillar and silhouette clearly mark it out as the TNGA-K platform 2021 Toyota Harrier. The latest generation Harrier will ditch the previous model’s 2.0-litre turbocharged 4-cylinder 8AR-FTS VVT-iW for a 2.0-litre Dynamic Force M20A-FKS naturally aspirated 4-cylinder (172 PS / 203 Nm). There’s

The all-new 2021 Toyota Harrier is one of the most hotly-anticipated cars to be launched in Malaysia this year. However, due to the premium SUV’s overwhelming success in Japan, there could be some delay in its arrival here. Meanwhile, the Harrier is also expected to be launch in Singapore in 2021 but its debut there might be unaffected by the delay. According to CarBuyer Singapore, Toyota is expected to launch the Yaris Cross and the Harrier in Singapore in the first half of 2021. We’ve covered

With over 45,000 orders - or nearly 15 times higher than their monthly projection of 3,100 units - the 2020 Toyota Harrier is clearly a hit among the Japanese. Toyota yet again found themselves having what is arguably a very nice problem of sales being far, far higher than what they expected, just as it was with the hot-selling 2020 Toyota RAV4 PHEV. In a statement to Asahi Shimbun, the carmaker said that the cars will take up to five months to be delivered. With prices ranging between JPY 2.9 m

Earlier last month, the all-new fourth generation 2021 Toyota Harrier made its online debut. At that time, details were scarce and only few studio shot photos were available. Toyota has since released a brief product video for the Japanese market variant of the Toyota Harrier, revealing the Harrier for the first time under natural lighting and dynamic driving conditions. The Harrier will go on sale in Japan next month while exports to other countries are expected to commence in 2021. Unlike the