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As a surprise to everyone, recently Toyota launched the final facelifted iteration of its most popular MPV, the Innova Crysta. This MPV, after dominating the Indian automotive market for such a long ...

A WKRN report out of Tennessee confirms a pattern law enforcement has been seeing for some time: stolen high-performance muscle cars aren't just being taken for joyrides or stripped for parts — ...

Back in October 2025, Maruti Suzuki showcased the Fronx Flex Fuel concept at the Japan Mobility Show. Like the newly revealed Wagon R Flex Fuel, even the Fronx’s flex-fuel version is stated to support ...

Toyota India has updated its long-standing MPV, the Crysta, for 2026. The changes are restricted to the exterior, as the popular people mover continues to soldier on its diesel powertrain. Ever since ...

If there’s one MPV nameplate that’s been around since ages in India, it’s that of the Toyota Innova. The MPV is still available in two versions: the second-gen Innova Crysta and the third-gen Innova ...

Toyota Innova Crysta enjoys stellar acceptance in India. Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM), today launched the 2026 Crysta with a host of design and in-cabin improvements. It comes in four broad trims- GX, ...

Just when many thought the MPV was nearing the end of its journey, Toyota has introduced a refreshed 2026 Innova Crysta with updated styling, additional features and revised pricing. For thousands of ...

Toyota Innova Crysta is one of those vehicles that has stood strong in the Indian market, despite the challenges like BS6, BS6 P2, CAFE ratings and ageing underpinnings. However, Innova Crysta is a ...

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