When spending over Rs 20 lakh on an SUV, the average Indian buyer would quite enjoy some convenience in his/her life. So far ( rather perplexingly) , Toyota thought people buying a four-wheel-drive Fortuner wouldn’t need an automatic gearbox in their lives, and so, sold it with only a manual. That’s changed now, with the introduction of an auto on the burly 4WD Toyota.The Fortuner displays the pedigree of a real beast off the road, something it inherits from the LC Prado. High ground clearance, a low-range transfer case and a full-time 4WD system, it’s got it all. And now, the auto makes off-roading easier than before.