Premium vehicles often tout this system as their chief selling point since it essentially serves as the destination of all things entertainment, navigation and vehicle settings. The Fortuner Legender gets a bigger touchscreen (9 inches) and better connectivity than the vanilla Fortuner. But there’s a debate ongoing about how this system stacks up to what’s offered in other premium SUVs, especially from brands that have a reputation for being tech forward. Legender's system is simple and reliable for some users, and lacking in advanced features and slick user interface for others. Does the infotainment on the Toyota Legender do enough to make the car competitive in the premium segment, or does it still fall behind rivals?