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2021 Toyota Harrier

RM 2,643/Month RM 249,707

2021 Toyota Harrier

Name: 2021 Toyota Harrier
Brand: Toyota
Rating: 4.2 (18 reviews)

RM 2,643/Month RM 249,707

(18 Reviews)

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Key Highlights

Sporty interior Composed handling Comfort guaranteed

Most safety equipment in Toyota's line-up Good value considering features and performance 5-year warranty, with Toyota's largest 3S network

Overview

Following the success of the Alphard and Vellfire in recovering lost ground from grey importers / 'recon' dealers, UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) hopes to repeat the same formula with the Harrier – by offering 5-year/unlimited mileage warranty, English language infotainment controls and owner’s manual ('recon' models have Japanese language controls), support from Toyota’s after-sales network covering not just maintenance and repairs but also recalls.

This all-new Toyota Harrier is quite a departure from its predecessors. It’s no longer related to the Lexus RX but instead shares the same platform as the smaller Lexus NX.

The Toyota Harrier has similar dimensions to traditional mid-size SUVs, such as Honda CR-V, Nissan X-Trail, Mazda CX-5 - 4.725 meters long, 1.835 meters wide and a wheelbase of 2.66 meters.

Key Details

Body Type: SUV
Transmission: Automatic
Engine Capacity: 1998 cc
Fuel Type: petrol
Seat Capacity: 5
Price: RM 249,707

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2021 Toyota Harrier 2.0T Luxury AT

From RM 249,707

Key Details

Body Type: SUV
Transmission: Automatic
Engine Capacity: 1998 cc
Fuel Type: petrol
Seat Capacity: 5
Price: RM 249,707

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Reviews

Jim Kem

17 Sep 2020

Toyota Harrier 2020 Versus Its Older Self - Extra Status, More Luxury

Speaking of the RAV4, there’s quite a lot of shared DNA between these two models. In fact, the current Malaysia-spec Harrier is built on the same underpinnings of the previous-generation RAV4. This new Harrier, though, shares the TNGA-K platform of the recently released RAV4. While details like this may sound a little too geeky and/or insignificant, Toyota’s latest vehicle architecture has been lauded not only for its modularity, but for its structural integrity, refinement, and excellent chassis characteristics that translate to a Harrier that’s sharper to drive while being more impervious to noise and road imperfections.
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Gokul

03 Jul 2018

Toyota Harrier 2.0T Luxury – Late To Market But Worth The Wait

As quick as it was on a straight line, it felt more planted than we expected it to be while along long sweeping corners. When thrown around tighter bends, the fact that it is a typical top-heavy SUV became apparent as there was still body roll.
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4.2 Excellent

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5 Excellent

Lee

Owner of 2019 Toyota Harrier

Good car which suitable for daily use

Own the car for around 2months, pump with Ron97 and city drive can get 10km per litre;12km per litre for highway drive. Pros: Powerful when turbo torque take place. Sport mode drive is awesome which can feel the car power coming aggressively. Comfortable drive. Minimal of car body roll for SUV. Suspension is good thus it is comfortable when drive in normal road. Good NVH, with 160km/hr. Drive, the engine and transmission noise still not really noticeable inside the car cabin. Stable when cruise in high speed. Low service price compared to continental car, first service only around 250. Cons: No apple play or Android play, infotainment system can be boring as it same as other local Toyota like old altis it vios. Most feature not allow to set while the car is moving, including the HDMI output. Lack of USB ports. Autonomous driving system not full range, only supported for 50km/hr and above. Car will feel heavy when turbo torque not taking place esp can in low speed, need to step deeper on the pedal if you want the car move fast. Will really recommended this car to others. - Less

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Sulaiman

Owner of 2015 Toyota Harrier