2017 Toyota Rush Review

Detailed Review

The Toyota Rush has been in production for two generations. The first generation, known as the J200, was manufactured from 2006 to 2017, while the second version, known as the J800, commenced its production in 2017 and is currently ongoing.

The 2017 Toyota Rush comes with one engine option, a 1.5 L (Petrol) linked to either a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic transmission.

2017 Toyota Rush Grades

1. 1.5 G- This grade comes with standard features such as power windows, 17-inch alloy wheels, power door locks, keyless entry, air-conditioning, and a CD/MP3 player with four speakers.
2. 1.5 E- This grade has fog lights, a rear spoiler, alloy wheels, cruise control, power mirrors, power windows, 17-inch alloy wheels, and steering wheel audio controls.
3. 1.5 S- This grade boasts dual front airbags, an Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) with Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD),  power steering, central locking remote control, and a CD/MP3 player.

Interior

Legroom & Space

The cabin of the 2017 Toyota Rush is simple yet gorgeous, lending it a premium vibe. The first row has lots of legroom and headroom, and the seats may recline to match your preferences. The second row is equally impressive, with sufficient knee and headroom. Because the third-row seats have limited space, adults will find it cramped and uncomfortable, however, children will find it relaxing.

Cabin Storage

The 2017 Toyota Rush encompasses several compartment storages that improve the comfort of occupants. The first row has a glove box compartment, a center console, two cupholders, and door pockets. The second row features two cupholders, door pockets, and jacket pockets. Passengers in the third row have access to cupholders.

Boot Space

The 2017 Toyota Rush has a sizeable boot space that can haul small and medium-sized freight. If more space is needed, the second and third-row seats can be retracted.

Exterior

The 2017 Toyota Rush has an aesthetically pleasing, and elegant design. The front end has a slanted bonnet with sweeping lines. The iconic Toyota logo has been strategically positioned at the center of the grille, allowing it to express its supremacy. LED headlights and daytime running lights provide a sportier feel to the vehicle. Fog lights and air vents on the lower fascia lend the automobile some aerodynamic cues.

In order to accommodate the third-row seats, the side profile has curved contours and a longer wheelbase than prior iterations. LED taillights and turn signals have been fitted at the rear. Its tailgate is electronically operated, which could be useful if your hands are full of cargo.

2017 Toyota Rush Safety Features

The 2017 Toyota Rush features multiple airbags, lane-keep assist, brake assist, an anti-lock braking system, electronic brakeforce distribution, a hill-start control system, a collision mitigation system, and traction control.

2017 Toyota Rush Fuel Consumption

2017 Toyota Rush 1.5 L petrol engine consumption- 15.1 km/l on average

2017 Toyota Rush Acceleration

2017 Toyota Rush 1.5 L petrol engine accelerates from 0-100km/h in 12.9 secs

The 2017 Toyota Rush Fuel Tank Capacity: 45 liters

Ground Clearance

The 2017 Toyota Rush has a ground clearance of 8.6 inches.

Service Intervals

Minor Service: At 5,000 km. Requires Air Cleaner, Oil Filter, and Engine Oil.

Major Service: At 10,000km. Requires Air Cleaner, Oil Filter, Fuel Filter, ATF Filter, Cabin Filter, Plugs, Front Brake Pads, Rear Brake Pads, ATF Oil, and Engine Oil.

Spare Parts and Availability

The advantage of owning a Toyota is that spare parts and other body components are readily available because they share several components. The Rush is no different.

Stability And Handling

The 2017 Toyota Rush provides a comfortable and steady ride. Its steering wheel responds quite well to road curvature, making controlling the car very easy. The suspension system installed in this vehicle is fantastic since it protects passengers from unstable movements caused by uneven road surfaces.

The cabin is securely insulated, so noise does not reach the occupants. Its departure and approach angles allow it to easily cruise off-road terrain without the risk of damaging body components.

Additional features included in this vehicle include traction control, electronic brake force distribution, and an anti-lock braking system, all of which contribute to the vehicle’s overall stability.

Reliability

The 2017 Toyota Rush is regarded as a reliable vehicle. It has a high ground clearance, allowing it to easily navigate off-road terrain without fear of damaging any body components. Regular repair and maintenance are essential in order to fully maximize this vehicle’s capabilities.

Refer to the Toyota Rush buyer guide for a thorough reliability report. We also urge that you always follow the instructions in the owner’s manual.

Resale Value: Good

Toyota Rush Competitors: Mitsubishi Xpander, Honda BR-V, Suzuki XL7, Toyota Innova, Nissan Dualis, and Subaru XV.

What we like about the 2017 Toyota Rush

Availability of third-row seat

Good fuel economy

High ground clearance

What we don’t

No other engine options

Conclusion

The 2017 Toyota Rush is a reliable vehicle with good fuel economy. Individuals with bigger households will appreciate the availability of third-row seats. Folks on a tight budget can make a small compromise in order to buy this car because its servicing and maintenance are not prohibitively costly.