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  Automobile giant, Toyota Ghana Company Limited, has released new Toyota Belta and Toyota Rumion vehicles unto the Ghanaian market. The models, which were unveiled the Tema branch of the company, come with a capable 1.5 litre fuel efficiency capacity engine , automatic transmission, spacious interior and maximum output (kW/pm) and other latest features which are economically good for commercial or private usage. The all-new Toyota cars also come with smart technology with improved performance, safety, beauty and style in focus. With the Belta model, it is a user-friendly sedan that integrates appeal of compact and attractive styling to create a delightful experience in the day-to-day life of driving performance, while the Rumion is a 7– seater family vehicle.   The new cars both have a tech-savvy outlook with innovations such as the 7-inch infotainment touchscreen audio system, advanced multi-information display with colour LCD; luxury features such as smart entry syst...

  ·          The process of developing a new vehicle from drawing board to showroom floor used to take more than five years ·          Computer-aided design (CAD) and engineering (CAE) help accelerate this vehicle development ·          Ford engineers still test vehicles all around the world and in some of the harshest environments New vehicle development can involve many hundreds of prototypes and thousands of staffs at facilities around the world, with new vehicles taking many years to go from the drawing board to the showroom floor. New vehicles have become more sophisticated and feature-rich than ever before, and model line-ups are ballooning. The current Ford Ranger and Everest are perfect examples of how product lines have grown in complexity, with a considerable number of variations covering choices in powertrain, driveline, suspension style and bod...