2020 Toyota Fortuner

*Toyota Fortuner 2.4 GD-6 2020 specs* - 2nd gen AN150 facelift, pre-2021 Legend update

The 2.4 GD-6 replaced the old 3.0 D4D. 2020 models only came with 6-speed auto, no manual.

### *Engine & Drivetrain*
- *Engine:* 2.4L 2GD-FTV diesel, 4-cylinder turbo intercooled
- *Capacity:* 2393 cc
- *Power:* 110 kW / 148 bhp @ 3400 rpm
- *Torque:* 400 Nm @ 1600-2000 rpm
- *Transmission:* 6-speed automatic with Sequential Shift
- *Drivetrain:* 4x2 RWD or 4x4 with low range + diff lock
- *0-100 km/h:* 12.7s
- *Top speed:* 170 km/h
- *Towing:* 3000 kg braked 4x2, 3300 kg braked 4x4
- *Wading depth:* 700 mm

### *Fuel & Range*
- *Fuel consumption:* 7.6-7.9 L/100km combined. Real world 9-10L
- *Fuel tank:* 80L
- *Range:* 1000-1050 km
- *CO2:* 208 g/km

### *Dimensions & Capacity*
- *Body:* 5-door SUV, 7 seats 2-3-2 layout
- *Length x Width x Height:* 4795 x 1855 x 1835 mm
- *Wheelbase:* 2745 mm
- *Ground clearance:* 279 mm
- *Kerb weight:* 2095 kg 4x2, 2185 kg 4x4
- *Boot space:* 348L all seats up, 1085L 3rd row folded

### *2020 Trims & Key Features*
*4x2 6AT:* 7 airbags incl knee airbag, ABS+EBD+BA, VSC, Hill Assist + Descent Control, Trailer Sway Control, reverse camera, cruise control, dual-zone climate, 8" touchscreen with Bluetooth/USB, leather seats, 17" alloys

*4x4 6AT adds:* 4x4 with selectable modes 2H/4H/4L, rear diff lock, down assist, multi-terrain select

*Safety:* 7 airbags all trims, ISOFIX, immobilizer. No Toyota Safety Sense yet - that came 2021 facelift

### *Off-road angles 4x4*
- *Approach:* 29°
- *Departure:* 25°
- *Ramp-over:* 26°

### *Service & Warranty SA*
- *Warranty:* 3yr/100,000 km
- *Service plan:* 6yr/90,000 km standard
- *Service interval:* 15,000 km

*Used price SA 2026:* R440k-R520k depending on km, 4x2 vs 4x4, FSH

*Pros:* 2.4 GD-6 is reliable + frugal vs old 3.0, 80L tank = huge range, 279mm clearance, Toyota resale
*Cons:* 110kW feels underpowered vs 2.8 GD-6, body roll, 3rd row cramped, no active safety 2020

*4x2 vs 4x4:* 4x4 gives you low range + diff lock but costs R60k more and uses 0.5L/100km more fuel. 4x2 still has 279mm clearance for gravel/dirt.

Looking at 4x2 or 4x4? I can break down real-world fuel use differences between them.