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Toyota Innova Touring Sport Review Test Drive
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Toyota Innova Touring Sport Test Drive Review

P Parth Gohil25 July, 2017 · 6 min read
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A sporty looking Innova? Not bad, Toyota!

Verdict – The Toyota Innova is a very likeable car and there is no denying this fact. Toyota is offering the Touring Sport trim at a premium of around Rs. 60,000-70,000/- over the respective regular variants and there are very few changes to the vehicle. It is as comfy as before, it drives and feels the same and even comes with the same set of features. However, if you’re already spending so much for an MPV and want something that feels a tad bit exclusive, you might just like the Innova Touring Sport. Out of all the drivetrains on offer, our pick would be the 2.8 AT option.

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Some more changes to the car would have been welcome

What’s Cool

* Looks good even with minor changes to the exteriors
* Interiors are upmarket and the black & red combination looks appealing
* A very comfortable car that’s also loaded with lots of features

What’s Not So Cool

* Cost premium of the Touring Sport over the Crysta is a bit too high

Alternatives: Tata Hexa

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The Touring Sport will feel exclusive amongst other Innovas on our roads

Further Reading

Toyota Innova Crysta Video Review
Toyota Innova Crysta Diesel Review
Toyota Innova Crysta Petrol Review

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