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Hertz Australia to offer Exciting New V6 Toyota Aurion for Rent

Travel News Asia Thursday, 30 November 2006

Hertz customers will be among the first in Australia to drive the much-anticipated V6 Toyota Aurion, which will enter the company’s core rental fleet from early December.

V6 Toyota Aurion - click to enlarge

Hertz will offer two versions of the stylish new Australian made Aurion – Toyota’s V6 sedan – the entry level AT-X sedan and the Sportivo SX6.

Features include Toyota’s new fuel-efficient 3.5 litre dual VVTi V6 engine, inspired by Formula 1 motor racing, and among the best six cylinder fuel  economy in its class.

“The Toyota Aurion is a significant addition to the large car segment of the Australian new vehicle market, and we are proud to be a launch customer,” said Wayne Burgoyne, Director of Sales and Marketing for Hertz Australia.

“This vehicle is designed not only for comfort and performance, but to deliver a level of fuel economy below what could be expected for a six cylinder car,” said Mr Burgoyne. “We are confident that the Aurion will be a very popular addition to our fleet.”

The Toyota Aurion offers a significant list of features for safety, comfort and efficiency, including vehicle stability and traction control, six airbags, Anti Skid Braking System (ABS), Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD) and Brake Assist.

In pre-production testing by Toyota, the Aurion’s 3.5 litre, V6 engine consumed 9.9 litres of fuel per 100 kilometres, making this one of the most fuel efficient of the six cylinder large sedans on Australian roads.

As well, the Aurion exceeds the latest Australian emission standards, earning an impressive four-star rating in the Australian Government’s Green Vehicle Guide.

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