Toyota innova crysta. Review on Toyota Innova 2016

You can see a number of people becoming increasingly health conscious. It's not about the flat belly; but looking healthy and feeling it too, which is why you see a lot of people going for morning walks or heading towards gyms.

The auto industry is no different and when you look at the new-gen Innova, you feel as if Toyota has put it through some laps on the treadmill. It's been close to a decade now and finally we have the next-generation of the car here. There's an addition to the name and it's no longer just the Innova; it's now called the Innova Crysta.

The Innova carried a big burden on its shoulders, when it replaced the Qualis, which, at that point in time, was the front-runner in the world of MPVs. The Innova proved its worth and soon Toyota had people eating out of their hands and, with the new one, the company's plans haven't changed. What has changed though is the look, as we've said earlier, the treadmill treatment does wonders to it. With the Innova Crysta, Toyota has taken a big step in the right direction and it's when you see that frameless front grille and the half a dozen or so slats that run across it, you understand what a distinct character it has got. The nose is larger and the ridge on the bonnet gives it a bit of muscle. The headlamps too give it a dose of'modernity' and the LEDs add a bling to it. There is a bit of chrome, but not a splash of it up front and hence it doesn't scream premium.Toyota Innova Crysta Stylish and Brawny Front Section.

With these changes, the Innova Crysta sheds the typical van-like look up front. It's more like an SUV and actually looks similar to the Fortuner and that's why one tends to use terms like rugged and muscular to describe it. Move to the side and that's where you see the silhouette of the old Innova; but the folks at Toyota have tried every trick in the book to make it look different and not like a van. However, the tapering glasshouse, the muscular fenders and the drooping roofline cannot really hide the MPV dimensions. In fact, the Innova Crysta is longer than its predecessor and yet the kerb weight of the car is just about 1855 kg. So, it still looks bulky, but the boomerang shaped tail lamps that overlap the rear windscreen give it a bit of pizzazz and that really works in its favour.