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Toyota Innova: A Short History
The Innova is a compact multi-purpose vehicle or MPV manufactured by Toyota Motors in Indonesia. It was first put out in the market in 2004 in Indonesia with the name Toyora Kijang Innova; the name ‘Innova’ was adapted by other countries. It is sold in various countries in Asia such as India, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Thailand, Brunei, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Oman, UAE and of course, the Philippines. It is also available in South Africa and Australia.
It was first released in the Philippines in 2005 as a replacement for the Toyota Revo, with the goal of making it visible to the international market. Local variants include the J, E, G, and V. In the recent years, the Toyota Innova is being used as metered taxicabs in the Ninoy Aquino International Airport and as patrol cars for the Philippine National Police. Moreover, it has become a family favorite because it’s the ideal vehicle for long drives and out-of-town trips.
The Toyota Innova has undergone a number of facelifts over the years. It went through its first major overhaul in 2009 in Indonesia, when the front and rear bumpers, front grilles and rear tail lamps were redesigned. Parking sensors and an in-dash CD changer were also added. This model was first made available in Far East Asia and the Middle East.
In 2012, the first facelift for the Philippine version of the Innova took place. This design boasted a redesigned bumper, headlights and taillights. In 2014, the Innova went through another makeover—this time, a front bumper and tailgate was added. A new color was also introduced for the E, G, and V variants—dark metallic brown. GPS navigation was added to the V model’s features.
For more information, kindly refer to: http://toyotamotors.ph/innova-for-sale-philippines/
The Innova is a compact multi-purpose vehicle or MPV manufactured by Toyota Motors in Indonesia. It was first put out in the market in 2004 in Indonesia with the name Toyora Kijang Innova; the name ‘Innova’ was adapted by other countries. It is sold in various countries in Asia such as India, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Thailand, Brunei, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Oman, UAE and of course, the Philippines. It is also available in South Africa and Australia.
It was first released in the Philippines in 2005 as a replacement for the Toyota Revo, with the goal of making it visible to the international market. Local variants include the J, E, G, and V. In the recent years, the Toyota Innova is being used as metered taxicabs in the Ninoy Aquino International Airport and as patrol cars for the Philippine National Police. Moreover, it has become a family favorite because it’s the ideal vehicle for long drives and out-of-town trips.
The Toyota Innova has undergone a number of facelifts over the years. It went through its first major overhaul in 2009 in Indonesia, when the front and rear bumpers, front grilles and rear tail lamps were redesigned. Parking sensors and an in-dash CD changer were also added. This model was first made available in Far East Asia and the Middle East.
In 2012, the first facelift for the Philippine version of the Innova took place. This design boasted a redesigned bumper, headlights and taillights. In 2014, the Innova went through another makeover—this time, a front bumper and tailgate was added. A new color was also introduced for the E, G, and V variants—dark metallic brown. GPS navigation was added to the V model’s features.
For more information, kindly refer to: http://toyotamotors.ph/innova-for-sale-philippines/
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