2025 Toyota Kluger: Prices up across hybrid large SUV range
The mid-level Kluger GXL has been given the same increase, and is now priced at $71,930 before on-roads, while the top-spec Kluger Grande is now $84,080 before on-road costs, an increase of $1220.
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