In the South American market, Fiat has been occupying a good sales volume in small pickup trucks with load-bearing body structures with the hot sales of strada. As its market share increases, Fiat also intends to enter a higher level of field. A few months ago, Fiat Brazil officially announced the first official picture of its new car Fiat Toro, which caused quite a stir at the time, when the split headlights, which were very similar to the Jeep Free Light, caused quite a stir. A few days ago, the second official map of the new car was also officially released.
The official picture released this time is the rear 45 degree photo of the new car, from the picture, the tail of the Fiat Toro also inherits the maverick design of the front face. Its folio-style cargo box baffle structure is very different from most pickup truck models on the market today, which is easily reminiscent of the luxury pickup truck Lincoln Blackwood based on the Lincoln Navigator. In terms of details, the Fiat toro pickup is based on the Fiat logo to form the open handle of the open cargo box bezel, and the overall feeling is not bad. As a load-bearing body model, the toro pickup truck also inevitably inherits the design of the high-cargo box baffle, which also makes the rear of the new car look heavier than the traditional pickup truck model. At the same time, the side baffles of the cargo box formed in one with the side wall also cater to the trend of the waist line of the whole vehicle, thus outlining a sporty and dynamic visual image.
The official model of this release is the top version of the new toro car series, so an exterior kit such as a roof rack has also been added in the details. The matching wheels are 18-inch alloy wheels, and a series of configurations such as xenon headlights, reversing radar, uphill assist, and off-road suspension are added in terms of configuration. In terms of power, the top-of-the-line fiat toro is equipped with a 2.0l multijet turbo diesel engine, which is matched with a nine-speed automatic transmission and a timely four-wheel drive system. The maximum output power is 170 hp. In terms of marketing, there is no doubt that the new Fiat Toro is still exclusive to South America.
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