Toyota launched a minor facelifted version of the Toyota Rush in Japan on the 13th of November 2008. The version of the Rush sold in the Japanese market is the short wheelbase version of course, which is sold here as the Perodua Nautica while the Toyota Rush that UMW Toyota Motor sells is a long wheelbase 7-seater version.
The new Toyota Rush features a new front bumper, new tail lamps, and a new alloy wheel design for the G trim level. The 2WD automatic model also scores 15.4km/l on the Japan 10-15 mode fuel economy test, which is a 5% improvement over the original Rush.
The Toyota Rush is also known as the Daihatsu Be-Go, Daihatsu Terios in different markets, and the Perodua Nautica in Malaysia. It is available in both short wheelbase and long wheelbase versions with the option of 7 seats, depending on the market it is sold in.
Daihatsu also unveiled its facelifted Be-Go in Japan on the same day, as they are parallel products – the same thing sold under different badges in the same market.
Look after the jump for more shots of the new Toyota Rush.
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Comments generally praise the Toyota Rush facelift for its build quality, reliability, and fuel efficiency, especially considering its affordable price. Many believe it offers good value and is suitable for consumers who need a practical 4x4 option. Some off-topic remarks criticize competitors, other car brands, or disparage certain features, but relevant comments highlight satisfaction with the vehicle's performance and design. Overall, the sentiment is positive toward the model's improvements and its role as a budget-friendly SUV.