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Toyota Fortuner: The Art of Power & Comfort

The Toyota Fortuner is Bold yet refined, rugged yet stylish. brimming with power, yet safe as home.

A symbol of strength, yet a vision of beauty, teeming with cutting-edge technology, yet interfaces effortlessly with its master. A luxury SUV unlike any other – the new Toyota Fortuner is the embodiment of Art and Comfort.

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