Toyota Fortuner Legender Launched With 4x4 Manual Transmission; Priced At Rs 46.36 Lakh

- Powered by 2.8-litre diesel making 201bhp and 420Nm
- Six-speed manual has 80Nm less than the automatic
- Available in pearl white with a black roof paint scheme
Toyota India has added a new version to the Legender lineup with the introduction of a manual transmission choice with the 4x4 derivative at a sticker price of Rs 46.36 lakh (ex-showroom). Since its launch, the flagship Legender was only available with an automatic transmission, but now buyers get a choice of a three-pedal setup when opting for the 4x4 hardware, which costs around Rs 1.7 lakh less compared to the automatic.
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Power comes from the same 2.8-litre turbo-diesel engine, which now makes 201bhp and 420Nm, paired to a six-speed manual. The torque output with this manual gearbox is down by 80 Nm compared to the automatic version, which puts out a hefty 500 Nm. There are no visible differences on the Legender with the three-pedal setup. However, you can only buy it in one paint scheme – Pearl White with a black dual-tone roof. The cabin is also familiar with a black-maroon theme and comes with the same set of feature lists as the other two variants in the lineup.
Also Read: 2021 Toyota Fortuner Legender 4x4: All You Need To Know
Bookings for the Legender 4X4 Manual have commenced, and customers can visit the nearest dealership or can also book online at the official website.
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