24th May, 2012
If you still remember the good old days when the Dyna ruled the transport segment, you will still notice that one of the new generation of trucks designed for work and comfort is the same Toyota Dyna, designed and manufactured with total insight into the physical distribution process and Toyota unique production methods.
Solid, dependable performance and a superior level of durability make Dyna efficient for carrying heavy loads and driving in severe conditions.
Dyna powerplants combine both power and economy in the best interests of business. This means the driver has power on demand to meet any situation, while the owner profits from reduced fuel consumption. The 3700 direct injection engine is a prime example of this combination of high performance and economy.
Toyota’s relentless pursuit of safety is evidenced by the use of many advanced technologies all of which contribute to the comfort and peace of mind of both owner and driver. When driving on rainy days or at night time, for example, good visibility is a must. That is why the driver is assured of good sight lines for instant comprehension of prevailing traffic situations, and why the Dyna is designed to be highly visible to other drivers.
The truck offers generous legroom and headroom to comfortably accommodate the largest of drivers. The power window switch and auto door lock are simple to operate while the instruments cluster is comprehensive but easy to read and fully in vision is sedan inspired.
Given its competitors, the Toyota Dyna may just edge off the competition given the range of its features such as the engine size, payload weight, and handling. The economic question will also play its part, as given the Toyota Dyna’s low emissions and potential fuel economy, this vehicle is significantly cheaper to run than many vans in this range. It is set up nicely to become the vehicle of choice for its market.