According to latest car news, total sales of the Toyota Fortuner have been decreased by 40% over the same period last year in Australian market. To illustrate, less than 200 units of Fortuner were registered in Australia last month. Even, the Fortuner has being left behind others fierce contenders in the same segment like the Ford Everest, Mitsubishi Pajero Sport, Isuzu MU-X and even the sibling Prado. For this reason, Toyota has decided to cut down the Toyota Fortuner 2018 prices in defiance of a host of additional equipment so as to make the SUV more competitive.
Toyota has decided to cut down the Toyota Fortuner 2018 prices
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Before discussing the prices, let’s look through what the new Toyota Fortuner 2018 will be given.
For the base GX, the 2018 model year will receive 17-inch alloy wheels as an alternative to the steel ones and rear parking sensors beside standard features such as projector head lamps, LED tail lights, fabric trim, six speakers, Bluetooth, three 12V sockets, air-conditioned cool box and a multi-function steering wheel.
The Toyota Fortuner 2018 receives a host of additional equipment
In the mid-spec GXL, the infotainment system is much enhanced with Toyota Link app compatibility, navigation and digital radio.
At last, the top-of-the-line Crusade obtains LED fog lamps, heated 8-way adjustable front seats and an 11-speaker JBL audio system as well. Furthermore, the SUV also features bi-LED headlights, power tailgate, 18-inch wheels with a full-size spare tire, new leather trim, climate control and a 220V socket. In particular, it now solely comes with a 6-speed automatic gearbox.
The Crusade obtains LED fog lamps, heated 8-way adjustable front seats and an 11-speaker JBL audio system
Still powered by the existing 2.8L 4-cylinder turbo diesel engine, the Toyota Fortuner 2018 can push out 130 kW and 450 Nm and achieve decent fuel consumption of 7.8L-8.6L/100km.
The towing capacity remains at 2,800 kg and 3,000 kg for the automatic and manual, respectively.
The towing capacity remains at 2,800 kg and 3,000 kg for the automatic and manual, respectively
Now, let’s check out the Toyota Fortuner 2018 prices in Australia.
Variants | Price | Change |
---|---|---|
Toyota Fortuner 2018 GX MT | $42,590 (P1,714,021) | (-) $5400 (P217,321) |
Toyota Fortuner 2018 GX AT | $44,590 (P1,794,511) | (-) $5400 (P217,321) |
Toyota Fortuner 2018 GXL MT | $47,590 (P1,915,245) | (-) $5500 (P221,345) |
Toyota Fortuner 2018 GXL AT | $49,490 (P1,991,710) | (-) $5500 (P221,345) |
Toyota Fortuner 2018 Crusade AT | $56,990 (P2,293,545) | (-) $5000 (P201,223) |
*If you want to opt for premium color paint, just pay an extra $550 (P22,134). Moreover, the GLX is exclusively offered optional premium exterior pack with $2500 (P100,611).
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Know more about Toyota Fortuner 2023

The Toyota Fortuner 2023 sold in our market spans six five trim levels and 11 variants. Toyota Fortuner prices in the Philippines range from PHP 1,633,000 for the Fortuner G 2.4 M/T to PHP 2,509,000 for the flagship GR Sport 2.8 A/T. This midsize SUV spans two turbodiesel options, with most of the range equipped with a 6-speed automatic gearbox (6-speed manual for the base variant) as well as a 4x2 drivetrain (4x4 is available on the LTD trim and is standard on the GR Sport). The Fortuner brings a length of 4,795mm, a width of 1,855mm, and a height of 1,835mm on a 2,745mm wheelbase.
The lowest monthly installment starts at Php 19,683 for the G 2.4 4x2, with 60-month payment terms on a 50 percent downpayment. As a contender in the midsize SUV segment, the Toyota Fortuner faces off against a slew of rivals including the Mitsubishi Montero Sport, Nissan Terra, Ford Everest, Isuzu mu-X, and Foton Toplander.
₱ 1,736,000 - ₱ 2,595,000
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