Is the Toyota Aurion a good car?
There is no bad XV40-series Aurion. As a V6-powered version of the ever-reliable Camry, it is a strong, smooth and powerful. Our only recommendation would be to ensure that all service intervals were carried out, as this 3.5-litre V6 engine is a sophisticated piece of engineering that needs proper maintenance.
Did Toyota stop making Aurion?
It was discontinued in Japan in July 2017 and in Southeast Asia in late 2018, and it was replaced by the TNGA-based XV70 Camry. In Australia, however, the Aurion itself received a much smaller facelift, with little exterior changes.
Where is Toyota Aurion made?
Altona
Aurion is produced on Toyota’s world-leading flexible manufacturing system at Altona, alongside four-cylinder Camry models. Both cars are built for the domestic and export markets.
What is the difference between Toyota Camry and Aurion?
The Camry and Aurion are twins under the skin. On the Melbourne production line where these Toyotas are made, one morphs into a Camry and gets a four-cylinder engine while the other morphs into an Aurion and gets a V6 engine.
How many kms Can a Toyota Aurion do?
The Aurion should easily run beyond 200,000km without major mechanical dramas but, with local production of the Camry winding down, it would be a good idea to have a replacement plan in place.
When did the Toyota Aurion series come out?
The Toyota Aurion (XV40) / ˈɔːriən / is the original series of the Toyota Aurion, a mid-size car produced by Toyota in Australia and parts of Asia. Designated “XV40”, Toyota manufactured the first generation Aurion between 2006 and 2012 until it was fully replaced by the XV50 series.
Is the Toyota Aurion the same as the Toyota Camry?
In lieu of the “Aurion” nameplate, the majority of East and Southeast Asian markets received the Camry-based Aurion under the name Toyota Camry. However, in Australasia and the Middle East, Toyota sold the original version of the Camry alongside the Aurion.
Is the Toyota Aurion still driving in Australia?
It has clocked up 230,000 kms and is still driving like new. Unfortunately the Aurion’s were discontinued but if you are looking for a reliable used Toyota the Aurion is the perfect car! Purchased in May 2013.
How many litres does a Toyota Aurion have?
Last of the old school 2GRFE V6 engines. 8 Litres/ hundred on 98 octane on a 5000km road trip – two adults, boot & back seat full to the brim with luggage. 10 odd litres/100km 50/50 highway/ city cycle. Car now has 130,000km… & has never cost one single cent outside regular servicing, tyres & one battery.