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New Toyota Granvia review: Tarago replacement goes upmarket
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The new Toyota Granvia, priced at $64,990, is replacing the beloved Tarago as a luxurious eight-seater people-mover with upgraded features. It offers a comfortable and quiet ride, ample legroom, and advanced safety technology. However, its high price tag, lack of cargo space, and heavy tailgate are notable drawbacks. The 2.8-litre turbo diesel engine provides decent fuel efficiency. The Granvia competes with alternatives such as the Kia Carnival and Volkswagen Caravelle.
Brands mentioned: Toyota, Porsche, Kia, Volkswagen
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New Toyota Granvia review: Tarago replacement goes upmarket
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