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The Toyota Fielder
is arguably the most popular station wagon in many markets and it has achieved
great success due to its affordability, utility and efficiency. Through the
years, it has evolved to become a reliable workhorse that can be called upon
for laborious tasks of which its closest rivals such as the Subaru Legacy,
Mazda Atenza and VW Passat Wagon will buckle. However with time, the Fielder
has undergone immense change and has introduced complex systems such as the
hybrid engine and the CVT transmission which has made it less reliable than it
was. In this guide, we will extensively examine how the new Fielder has changed
and what that means for a new buyer who wants to buy a reliable car. We go
behind the scenes to tell you what you should do when buying a Fielder and the
mistakes to avoid. It comes with a choice of four engines and we analyze them
in great detail and tell you which one to buy and which one to avoid. In this
guide, we interview current owners, mechanics and dealers to bring you
unparalleled insights into this station wagon. Through this, you will unlock
the full potential of the Toyota Fielder and enjoy many years of pleasant
driving.
Contents
of this Guide
- Toyota
Fielder Buying Guide
- Which Engine You Should
Choose
- Problems to Look Out for When
Buying a Used Fielder
- Reliability
- Cost of Maintenance
- Comparison with: Nissan
Wingroad, Mazda Atenza, Subaru Legacy,