[sbraj]

Originally Posted by GTO

- 3 rows of seats

Adding to this point, among the SUVs with 3 rows of seats, Fortuner is the most practical one. It has decent luggage space even when all 3 rows are not folded. Whereas in case of Captiva or Santa Fe, the luggage space is pretty minimal. This is a huge plus point (though we are discussing Outlander here, and this point is OT, couldn't resist sharing this observation).

[Chat]

To each his own, I would simply pick Outlander over Fortuner no debate on that. For that matter, I would pick Pajero also over Fortuner.

Selling in greater number does not make Fortuner a better vehicle. I am amazed though why Indians flock to buy Toyota vehicles for the so called reliability. They should substitute reliability with recall

[rajeshchand]

Originally Posted by Chat

To each his own, I would simply pick Outlander over Fortuner no debate on that. For that matter, I would pick Pajero also over Fortuner.

Selling in greater number does not make Fortuner a better vehicle. I am amazed though why Indians flock to buy Toyota vehicles for the so called reliability. They should substitute reliability with recall

I would peg Outlander over BMW X1 anytime, just read this post where i have placed the results of a test drive of both the vehicle, i had asked for a test drive of Fortuner, i didnt like their attitude regarding test drive as they seems to be not interested and trying to counsel me that it is already selling in big numbers and there is a long waiting period, i said 'boy even if it is Lambhorgini i will do a test drive before i buy it', i assumed if this is pre-sales customer support then after sales can be presumed (may be they are better but at least i dont think so right now, man i am shelling out 25 lakhs, i need to get that respect-call ego massaging).