2021 Toyota Fortuner LTD -The King of SUVs reclaims its throne

[@unknownd7409]

Not only is the PH-spec just as well equipped as the Thai models, there are some descisions Toyota PH made that I like over the international models. For example, Thai models get 20" mags but I think 18s are better suited to the Fortuner (20s in the Fortuner ride unbearably bad over rough roads). The new engine is very torquey and refined as well. Speakers are superb (atleast in the LTD variants) and TSS not only for the TOTL models, but also for the mid range 4x2! Honestly, I wish they also put this much though and effort into the PH-spec Hilux. Toyota PH is finally making competitive products that don't solely rely on the Toyota badge.

[@brianroque7346]

It is almost like the Toyota that launched the Fortuner this year is a completely different brand to the Toyota that launched the pre-facelift Fort back in 2016. Imagine, back then in 2016 the Fortuner had drum brakes and no rear camera for over 2M pesos. The top of the line 4x2 back then at 1.8M pesos didn't even have stability and traction control, and only 3 airbags. It was a joke compared to its competition. Now, they are beating the competition in terms of features and power for the Q and LTD, and they made the competition look like a joke 😂. Good job Toyota, pls continue this strategy.

[@tonyrock5313]

Finally after how many years? The rear seats still suck and the ride quality needs more inprovement.

[@johntroychua2838]

Just wait for the all new 2021 mu-x.

[@i.g.2416]

Finally not just a toyota badge

[@piob9801]

There are ten houses in our street. Six of them have a Fortuner. The rest are Innova, a sedan and a pick up. Ma.appeal talaga Fortuner sa mga pinoy. I don't know pero parang mas type ko Montero.

[@angelogalorport7891]

Meron ako mitsubishi and toyota mas iba talaga ung toyota pati sa engine. And matagal bumaba price nya sa market place

[@mushimushimushi9176]

totoo,tatlong kaibigan ko naka fortuner,isa naka altis.

[@realVicTorres02]

Been waiting for you to review this for several months already! 😀👍

[@aerolopez9713]

How do you compare it to the Ford Everest in terms of interior design?

[@RickAstley06]

For my opinion for 2.4m is a little bit expensive for me and I think much better if they bring down to 2.3 or 2.2m 😁 but atleast you're not paying the badge only unlike their base model 😊 and you get more features than other suv too! And I could say the engine torque it's a beast! 😁👍

[@gutadin5]

2.4 mil price na ng Montero GT 4x4

[@f4f471]

Great review again. Thank you jaywalkur. But I would choose the upcoming MuX (based on the Dmax looks) interior and exterior. The new MuX could be a Mild killer of Fortuner and Montero - do you agree?

[@gutadin5]

what can you say to the new 2022 MU X that recently came out? they say many features are lacking compare to the fortuner LTD.

[@romeoecho4]

which is better for you sir? Fortuner Ltd or Mitsubishi Montero gt?

[@migztzy8210]

Good move for Toyota since Korean and Chinese cars are producing prototype looking cars without holding back tech features available only to luxury cars. stepping up their game is their best choice.

[@silvertab6542]

TOTL Terra pa rin👍RIDING COMFORT, yung AC the BOMB😁 may safety feat. din + 360cam. May rear flip down monitor pa, and WAY MORE CHEAPER. And balita ko naayos na din ata nila ang rack & pinion issue for 2020 model

[@mendozamarcvincec840]

Im a toyota fan but fortuner tld is so op so i rather spend my 2.4m with the everest

[@kevinbarry71]

If you actually had money to buy one, you would be out of your mind to purchase the Ford. Which is beyond obsolete, and unreliable

[@mendozamarcvincec840]

@@kevinbarry71 yup

[@dornierserctajon8094]

@@mendozamarcvincec840 i think you got a decent argument.. the everest TOTL is already very high tech and very good interior years before toyota finally stepped up their game..

[@rolandoboque8414]

I have already paid 10k reservation for everest. But suddenly I change my mind for the reliability aspect.

[@megsvisda9005]

Hawig sa Gelly Coolray ang harap🙂

[@akonato9994]

yayamanin ang presyo

[@innocentralitsebe8163]

Waiting so long, when is coming to S. A. We want to keep money for it

[@johnnyjdmyo]

You buy fortuner for pure class toyota is toyota 💯

[@TenthFrameStrike]

How about ride comfortability. I always travel and I don’t want my body feel beaten at the end of the day.

[@theopido5169]

Very nice!

[@edseldaguro2917]

isuzu mu-x 2021 next

[@acc1tester398]

folding mechanism of 3rd row is still the worst, old school revo

[@sebastiananegeles9659]

This is a good suv but very pricy

[@tonyrock5313]

No blind spot warning, no rear collision prevention and the rear seat sucks as usual. it's pricey and it's a rough truck like drive.

[@HankMcKoy]

Agree! May pagka-old school SUV pa rin nga eh hahahaha. Ibang iba sa Montero Sport kung ikukumpara, di ko ma explain basta more on techie ang Monty, pero ah basta di ko talaga ma explain. Lol

[@kevinbarry71]

It has Blindspot warning; it's called a rearview mirror. It's just that nobody in this country knows how to use them

[@tonyrock5313]

@@kevinbarry71 Electronic blind spot warning. Get with it.

[@kevinbarry71]

@@tonyrock5313 get real, I knew what it was many years ago. And it exists because people cannot be bothered to move their eyes over and look in the mirror. Which they usually have set incorrectly anyway

[@dornierserctajon8094]

@@kevinbarry71 to be honest sir, i never really considered the blind spot warning as a feature to make or break a deal for a car.. but now that i am daily driving a car with a consistently performing(not all brands that checks these kind of systems are as consistent as others) safety feature like blind spot monitoring and emergency brake systems, i can really say that it really helps.. it is not all the time that you are very aware of your surroundings(especially pag maraming motor na sumisingit sa blind spot).. blind spot monitoring is not a must for a defensive driver but it is really good to have additional info and safety net in case of a probable accident..

[@zen_munoz]

Overprice

[@mark4684]

Wa LTD

[@Rubennetti]

Before Covid , Toyota Motors Corporation is in the Top 10 of the Most Succesful Company in the world , in the World, not only in the Philippines , People buy Toyota not because of Toyota Badge , as this car reviewer(kuno ) always try to implies , its because most of their Engines in most of their cars , Suv and Pick up truck are so reliable , Not all Toyota Models are excellent , just like other Manufacturers (Honda,Nissan,Mitsubishi, BMW,Mercedes, Audi, Ford, General Motors , Hundai , Kia etc,etc etc . Toyota Corolla is the Best Selling Car of All Time , with more than 49 millions sold all over the world and still counting , So people that buys Toyota Corolla are stupid and just buying the Toyota Badge ? or people in the Philippines are also stupid and buys the Toyota Fortuner because of Toyota Badge ? Or maybe this reviewer likes to pretend he knows more about the engine that Japanese engineer designs, it takes a lot of brain to research , development ,design , manufacture ,test and market a vehicle. One thing for sure , no matter what Garbage they spread in KZbin , Toyota is Toyota.

[@jaywalkur]

I'm not sure if you watched the video entirely but I said in the video that respect for the Toyota badge is not unfounded because Toyota consistently produces RELIABLE vehicles, which is the same as what you said, right? However you also have to realize that Toyota doesn't have a monopoly on reliability. Other brands have stepped up. in fact, in terms of reliability, the number 1 spot in the US belongs to Mazda right now, according to Consumer reports. So a brand can't just rely on the badge because competition is always stepping up. And that's why I love the Fortuner LTD so much because it has the Toyota badge which is known for reliability but it doesn't just rely on the badge. It also matches or beats the competition in terms of features.

[@kevinbarry71]

I agree, but this guy just has a prejudice against Toyota's. Probably because that's what his parents used to purchase. And now he feels, like a rebellious child, that he has to think something different

[@brianroque7346]

@@kevinbarry71 but.. it was a very positive review lol. Even the thumbnail suggests that. He just gave his unbiased opinion based on logic and facts.

[@kevinbarry71]

@@brianroque7346 did he? He's strongly implied that you buy Toyotas because you buy Toyotas. Indicating that the Ford was somehow an equivalent joist the only deciding factor being taste. When in reality the Ford is substantially less reliable. Talk to anyone who's owned one. In this country or any other. Toyota has a very well w deserved reputation for building solid products that are extremely durable and reliable.

[@brianroque7346]

@@kevinbarry71 "he strongly implied that you buy Toyota's because you buy Toyotas" then "Toyota has a very well deserved reputation for building solid products that are extremely durable and reliable" So he is right. You buy Toyotas because they are Toyotas: "solid, durable, and reliable". It was clearly mentioned in the review that Toyota's reputation doesn't come from nowhere. It comes down to taste because the Everest is better in some aspects while the Fortuner is better in some other aspects. They both have pros and cons, but both are now at the top of their segment. Is that still not enough?

[@kevinbarry71]

He also mispronounces Thailand

[@reneogatis2019]

Does it matter? Even thais thenselves mispronounce every english word.

[@kevinbarry71]

@@reneogatis2019 I am not sure how they pronounce or miss pronounce words is in anyway relevant to this. Or anything else