FORTUNER DROPPED

TOYOTA AUSTRALIA DROPS FORTUNER WAGON WITH NO REPLACEMENT PLANNED

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While it never set the sales charts alight, the Fortuner has been a steady performer for the Big T, shifting 2617 units to September 2025. By comparison, Toyota’s own Kluger found 6596 buyers in the same period, while the Prado dominated with 21,840 sales.

Like many midsize 4x4 wagons, the Fortuner is built on a ute platform but uses coil-spring rear suspension instead of the ute’s leaf springs. Unfortunately for Toyota, rivals such as the Ford Everest, Isuzu MU-X and Holden Colorado 7 offered more interior space and consistently outsold the Fortuner.

Toyota is no longer importing the Fortuner into Australia, so whatever stock remains in showrooms will mark the end of the line for the model.