Toyota Harrier
Mid-size SUVThe Toyota Harrier for hire is a mid-size SUV built on the K platform, was introduced to the Japanese auto market in December of 1997. The Harrier is not exported under its own name, but is rebadged as the Lexus RX 300. The Harrier for hire did not replace a former model, but was introduced as a free standing marque from the beginning. It is now in its third generation and; since the Lexus brand is now offered in Japan, has morphed into a freestanding marque.
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Harrier for hire in Kenya is executive a midsize SUV. Our Harrier for hire featured a unibody chassis, front triangular quarter-windows, side mirrors that are mounted on the doors, a rear liftgate with a top mounted spoiler, and a two-tone exterior color scheme.
Toyota Harrier for hire is accented by grey lower body cladding. The higher stance, elevated seating, and larger size of the Harrier for hire gave it a drag coefficient of 0.36 Cd, thus limiting its fuel efficiency potential. New Toyota Harrier for hire is specifically designed for suburbanites, thus its larger size is considered a detraction for city dwellers.
Midsize SUV Harrier for hire in Kenya
Only first generation of the Toyota Harrier went on sale in Japan in December of 1997. Harrier car hire base models are front-wheel drive vehicles that are powered by a 2163cc 5S-FE I4 engine that is coupled to a four-speed automatic transmission. The combination is capable of 137 bhp and offers 9.5 km/l.
This iterations are available in the base, G, and S trim levels. The word FOUR is used to distinguish four-wheel drive models from front wheel drive examples on the sales floor. The options added by upgrading trim levels include a JBL sound system, sport seats, and a leather steering wheel.
From the beginning, Toyota offered a V6 option. These units were given the Japanese model codes GF-MCU10W for the front wheel drive version and GF-MCU15W for the full time four-wheel drive iterations. Power for these units is provided by a 2994cc 1MZ-FE engine that is paired to a four-speed automatic.
Engine/transmission combination allowed the upgraded Harrier to offer 220 bhp and 222 N-m of torque, but limited fuel efficiency to 8.8 km/l. The transmission in the V6 Harrier offers a ”Snow” mode. When engaged, the Snow mode started the Harrier in second gear for improved traction. The V6 Harrier is available in the same trim packages as the base I4 unit.
Both the base and V6 units feature adjustable rear seats that fold flat for increased cargo room, giving the Harrier for hire in Kenya a total cargo volume of 3.68 m3. Both units offer a multitude of safety features, including: dual-side front airbags, seat-mounted side torso airbags in the front, anti-lock brakes, side impact door beams, and stability control.
