Top Ten Best Things About: All-New 2021 Toyota Kluger


Normally, driving a 7-seater would mean a certain amount of boredom. The All-New Toyota Kluger proved to be quite the revelation.

Heading up to our full VIDEO REVIEW, here are the 10 best things meanwhile:

1: Space – the cabin is so roomy, especially with only 5 up

2: 7-seats – the 3rd row is occasional use, or for shorter humans

3: Apple Carplay/Android auto

4: hybrid – an option long needed for the medium to large SUV

5: Cabin quality – there has been a huge leap in the look and feel inside

6: Simple range – choose AWD or FWD, Petrol V6 or 4cyl hybrid in 3 trim levels

7: Extremely quiet – the cabin noise is also vastly improved

8: Smooth ride – the ride is much better (Previous model already quiet and smooth).

9: Safety and driver aids – the full suite of safety and aids is impressive

10: Price: The entry level model in mid 40’s is excellent value

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ABOVE: All New Toyota Kluger 2021

We thought the All-New Kluger was a great all-rounder. The handling tends to be on the soft side, so don’t go throwing it around too much. That doesn’t mean the handling is terrible, just that it is no sports car. It does what it says, a comfortable SUV with lots of space.

Hybrids come with a CVT, so not our favourite automatic, and certainly not silky like the superb 8-speed found in the V6 Kluger.

The exterior design looks modern but not as “cutting edge” as some of the other group designs.

The infotainment system works well, and is easy to use, and the manual air conditioning has a zone for the 2nd row seats, and there are cupholder galore.

There has been a huge leap in quality of material, ride, handling, and noise.

Our full review will have the full details and a brochure.

BROCHURE HERE: all- new -2021 -Toyota -Kluger__Brochure_July2021

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Written by Alan Zurvas

Alan Zurvas is the founder and editor of Gay Car Boys, Australia's leading LGBTQI+ automotive publication. Before launching GCB in 2008, Alan's automotive writing was published in SameSame.com.au and the Star Observer. With over 16 years of hands-on car reviewing experience, Alan brings an honest, irreverent voice to every review — championing value and innovation over brand loyalty.


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