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2011Toyota Innova Photos, engines & full specs

Body style: Wagon (station wagon, estate, combi, touring)
Segment: Medium MPV
Production years: 2011, 2012, 2013

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Toyota introduced the Innova MPV on the South-Asian market in 2004, and after the first facelift that occurred in 2008, the Japanese automaker refreshed it again in 2011.

The market for seven-seat MPVs was big in many countries, and Toyota did want to get more customers from there. Thus, it made the Innova a family hauler. Strangely though, the Japanese brand made the vehicle on top of the same chassis as the HiLux pickup. Thus, it was sure to get more attention from its customers, who looked mostly for rugged vehicles that could cope better with unpaved roads and rough conditions. So the Innova was more of a crossover between an off-road utility vehicle and a minivan. In addition, it could carry a lot of stuff inside the cabin when the seats were removed.

Toyota's design team tried to make the vehicle look like a friendly, family sedan. So, instead of giving it a menacing front fascia, it made the headlights look like those installed on the Avensis. In addition, the front grille resembled the same sedan, not the one installed on the HiLux or the Fortuner. Innova's profile was clean, with regular front-hinged doors and wide windows. At the back, it sported clear-lense taillights and a tailgate that opened all the way to the bumper for easier loading and unloading.

Depending on the options, the Innova provided room for five or seven people, with two jump seats in the back. The dashboard looked very friendly and didn't resemble the one from the pickup. It featured a double-bubble design on the dashboard, with one covering the instrument cluster and the second above the center stack.

Under the hood, the automaker installed a choice of three engines, two with gasoline and a turbodiesel. However, unlike the HiLux and Fortuner, the Innova was available only with RWD.

TOYOTA Innova 2011, 2012, 2013
  1 gasoline engine
  • 2.0L 5MT FWD (132 HP)
  1 diesel engine
  • 2.5L 5MT FWD (102 HP)
brochures (download)
TOYOTA Innova Brochure 2012

TOYOTA Innova
2.0L 5MT FWD (132 HP)

ENGINE SPECS - 2.0L 5MT FWD (132 HP)
Cylinders:L4
Displacement:1998 cm3
Power:98 KW @ 5600 RPM
133 HP @ 5600 RPM
131 BHP @ 5600 RPM
Torque:133 lb-ft @ 4000 RPM
180 Nm @ 4000 RPM
Fuel System:Multipoint Injection
Fuel:Gasoline
TRANSMISSION SPECS
Drive Type:Front Wheel Drive
Gearbox:5 speed manual
BRAKES SPECS
Front:Ventilated Discs
Rear:Drums
TIRES SPECS
Tire Size:205/65R15
DIMENSIONS
Length:180.5 in (4585 mm)
Width:69.3 in (1760 mm)
Height:69.3 in (1760 mm)
Front/rear Track:59.4/59.4 in (1,509/1,509 mm)
Wheelbase:108.3 in (2751 mm)
Ground Clearance:6.9 in (175 mm)
WEIGHT SPECS
Unladen Weight:3472 lbs (1575 kg)

TOYOTA Innova
2.5L 5MT FWD (102 HP)

ENGINE SPECS - 2.5L 5MT FWD (102 HP)
Cylinders:L4
Displacement:2494 cm3
Power:75 KW @ 3600 RPM
102 HP @ 3600 RPM
101 BHP @ 3600 RPM
Torque:148 lb-ft @ 1400-3400 RPM
201 Nm @ 1400-3400 RPM
Fuel System:Common Rail Direct Injection
Fuel:Diesel
TRANSMISSION SPECS
Drive Type:Front Wheel Drive
Gearbox:5 speed manual
BRAKES SPECS
Front:Ventilated Discs
Rear:Drums
TIRES SPECS
Tire Size:205/65R15
DIMENSIONS
Length:180.5 in (4585 mm)
Width:69.3 in (1760 mm)
Height:69.3 in (1760 mm)
Front/rear Track:59.4/59.4 in (1,509/1,509 mm)
Wheelbase:108.3 in (2751 mm)
Ground Clearance:6.9 in (175 mm)
WEIGHT SPECS
Unladen Weight:3693 lbs (1675 kg)
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