Editorial Review
Consumer Reviews
I don't own one but I am driving one because I work in the Transport industry. It is the V6 3.5 litres latest facelift model from Vin Car. 2 pilot electric reclining pilot seats in the centre row. Bench seats for last row. Can be used as knock down seats. If need even more space, after knock down you can fold and lift up the seats and it by the side windows. Takes abit of technical skills to do that. Ventilated seats for driver and front passenger. Aircon for front and back can be adjusted separately. Comes with moon roof. Electric sunroof for centre and manual sunroof for front.
Decent warranty coverage although different mileage for different components. Comparing to the previous models, this model improved alot. There is also storage space at the tyre compartment which was not available in the previous models.
Comfort: Suspension setup is much more decent as compared to the previous generetion.
Chairs can be adjusted in quite a bit of angle to your body posture. Engine noise is quite minimal. The spaciousness is a no brainer.
Reliability: I can say that the gearbox is much improved as compared to it's predecessor 2.4L generations.
This is the best car for family and long distance driving. Stability, weight, and design play an important role in the wind cut. Well, you can't aspect much to be at top speed as you will end up in the drain!
The Toyota Alphard has long been a car recognised for ferrying 'towkays' around town. Although I am no 'towkay,' space, comfort and reliability are my priorities when it comes to choosing a family car due to the fact that I have four children.
The new Alphard proves to be an icon of the factors mentioned above, hence my decision to have a look at it last weekend. I have never owned one of these things before and I am thoroughly impressed by the amount of space it has to offer.
The third row seats aren't something to chuck your kids into but it can actually comfortably fit a pair of adults. Interior quality is well-built too, kudos Toyota!
