<p>Toyota Kirloskar Motor Private Limited (TKMPL) was started as a joint venture between the Kirloskar Group and Toyota Motor Corporation in October 1997. It established itself on the Indian automotive landscape in the year 2000. The first ever Toyota car in India was the Qualis, which went on to become a favourite with large, commercial fleet operators and cab aggregators all over the country.</p>

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<p>Known for its ground-breaking reliability, Toyota Kirloskar Motor Private Limited (TKMPL) has witnessed immense growth in India, evident from the fact that it has become the fourth largest car manufacturer in the country and the popularity of the latest Toyota car models like the Fortuner and Corolla Altis is immense. Its manufacturing facilities are situated in Bidadi and the outskirts of Bengaluru in Karnataka.</p>

<p>With many awards and accolades under its belt, the company plans on further expanding its presence in the country. They uphold the philosophy of continuous improvement (Kaizen) because they believe that there is always scope to do better. It is this philosophy that drives them towards quality, making it a way of life at Toyota.</p>

<p>The tradition at Toyota has always been to provide premium quality cars supported by reliable services to their customers. They ensure that the quality meets the international standards while keeping in mind the local sensitivities. With a relentless pursuit of excellence, the company plans on pushing the envelope in the fields of technology, experience, and design and will ensure that all Toyota cars, in future, benefit the customers and environment, equally.</p>

<p>Toyota makes all types of cars from hatchbacks to sedans to full-size luxury SUVs. As a result, Toyota car prices in India (as of 2018) start from around 5.6 lakh rupees and go up to 1.4 crores for the range-topping model, the Land Cruiser.</p>


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Good as taxi

<p>Etios is best used as a taxi. It is too old now. Design is looking too cheap, and facelift is ugly. Not worth buying now.</p>


Reliable

<p>Being a Toyota it is very reliable. No need for multiple servicing. But parts are costly, no doubt. Etios is a good product.&nbsp;</p>


Outdated car

<p>This car has been in market for so many years. Not worth buying, as it is lacking features of all modern cars.</p>


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