Klarius starts the year with a popularity contest… Fiat versus Toyota

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Fiat has built the Ducato van in one form or another for over 30 years, it was launched back in 1981 and according to Parkers guide[i] has sold over 2.8 million units. A reliable online source[ii] reckons there are over 87,000 of them currently on UK roads, so plenty of requirement for replacement exhaust system components, especially as the IC engined fleet ages and is ‘kept going’ due to the mandatory introduction of new EVs.

Probably no surprise that Toyota wins, with 8.71 million units sold worldwide[iii] and a staggering half a million units[iv] on UK roads today – in a range of body styles, fuel and transmission variants, mainly petrol and diesel with a few hybrids in there. As one of the most popular cars in the UK, model support for exhaust systems from Klarius is already strong, with the latest introduction covering newer Toyota Yaris 1.5’s from the model year introduced in 2017.

This new to range product release builds upon a very productive year in 2022, where over 250 new exhaust system parts were developed, adding to the company’s catalogue of over 11,000 references.

As the parts list for 2023 grows, Klarius will continue to offer its Fit First Time guarantee and a 2-year standard warranty on all its products. As usual, all parts are eligible for next-day delivery to UK stockists and distributors.

[i] https://www.parkers.co.uk/vans-pickups/best/2015/top-20-best-selling-vans-of-all-time/
[ii] https://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/?q=fiat+ducato&commit=Search
[iii] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Yaris
[iv] https://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/?q=toyota+yaris

Klarius Products is a dedicated Emission Control Products manufacture and supply company servicing primarily the UK and EU markets. The business supplies type approved exhausts, CATs and DPFs designed, developed and manufactured in the UK and delivered via its own logistics operation. Klarius Products operations are centred on the manufacturing, R&D, test track, logistics and stock facility hub based in Cheadle in the UK.