Fortune favours the bold
Shamone Martin (left) and Annia Chevannes can go anywherewith the Fortuner's off-road pedigree.
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December 7, 2017

Fortune favours the bold

Designed to express refinement and innovation, the newly redesigned Toyota Fortuner is revered for its unquestionable reliability and uncompromising ground-covering ability.

Its powerful acceleration and outstanding handling actively feeds your desire for driving excitement, while delivering excellent fuel efficiency from its 2.7-litre petrol engine.

The mix of luxury features and the Toyota Fortuner’s spacious seven seats made it easy for Miss Jamaica Global 2017 contestants Annia Chevannes, Shamone Martin, and Deanna Palmer to enjoy their outing at historic Port Royal in Kingston.

Annia Chevannes enjoying the spacious leather-wrapped interiorof the Fortuner.
As a passenger, Shamone Martin is justas comfortable as those in the front of theFortuner.
Deanna Palmer is ready to take theFortuner into urban settings.
Annia Chevannes (left) and ShamoneMartin take the Fortuner on the rocks.
Shamone Martin (left) and AnniaChevannes hanging out at Fort Charles inPort Royal, Kingston.

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