Innova Cresta Review

This car is outstanding. In the price of less suv we are getting a awesome features in this car. comfort zone is very excellent . Maintenance cost is too low for this car. he Innova Crysta is a mix of subtle cues and bling. It's not a cohesive design. But it's distinct enough to not have anyone confuse the older Innova with the newer Innova Crysta. ... Toyota will introduce the Innova Crysta as diesel only. Yeah. But it?s not surprising. When Toyota introduced the Innova in 2005, the Qualis was doing pretty well. Besides, those days it was extremely common to have two to three generations of the same car being sold under different names. But Toyota simply pulled the plug on the tried, tested and successful Qualis and replaced it with the new Innova. We call that confidence. Two new engines. A 2.4-litre, 148bhp, 343Nm diesel and a 2.8-litre, 172bhp, 360Nm diesel. The Innova gets two new transmissions too. But you can?t mix and match. You will get the 2.4-litre only with a five-speed manual. And if you don?t like changing gears, then the six-speed automatic will only come with the 2.8-litre diesel.