TOYOTA CONNECT


TOYOTA RUSH: VITAL STATISTICS


Engine displacement: 1 496cc Cylinders:


Driven wheels:


Maximum power (kW @ r/min):


Max torque (Nm @ r/min): Transmission: Top speed:


Inline-4 RWD


77 @ 6 000 136 @ 4 200 Five-speed (MT)


165km/h (MT); 160km/h (AT)


Fuel consumption (litres/100km in the combined cycle): 6,6 (MT); 6,7 (AT) Ground clearance:


220mm


FOUR PET-FRIENDLY GETAWAYS IN SA


When booking pet-friendly accommodation, check what (if any) limitations apply to dog size and numbers...


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Ardmore Guest Farm in KwaZulu-Natal’s exquisite


Champagne Valley is a reminder of why so many believe the Drakensberg to be one of the most beautiful areas in SA. Here peace and serenity abound, while accommodation is warm and welcoming, and meals are hearty and home-cooked. Pets are welcome too. Visit: www.ardmore.co.za


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Highland Giants Estate bills itself as “Dullstroom’s original


dog-friendly accommodation”. And this hostelry states that “your privacy, peace and quiet are almost guaranteed”. Which is pretty much


what you’d expect with cosy, self- catering guest rooms, dams and a river to fl y-fi sh in, plus more than 480ha to explore on foot or by bicycle. Visit: www.highlandgiants.com


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Arniston Seaside Cottages boast luxury self-catering


accommodation in this quaint little fi shing village. In terms of must-


do’s, it off ers everything from the opportunity to view Southern Right whales during the winter months to the simple joy of picking up shells on the beach all year round. Visit: www arnistonseasidecottages.co.za


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Hornbill Lodge in the Magaliesberg is a rustic B&B – and


it’s especially bucolic, bordering on the banks of the Magalies River, which itself supports an enchanting variety of birds, butterfl ies and riverine creatures. The stunning gardens and the river bank are perfect places to “paws” for thought with your pet. Visit: www. hornbill.co.za


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