Toyota will be unveiling its revised Avensis at Frankfurt – changes to the British-built sedan include revised exterior styling incorporating a frontal treatment following Toyota’s new design language. The interior also gets a rework, with improvements to be had in terms of ‘look and feel’ quality, and the company, while keeping mum on details, adds that strategic changes have been made to the powertrains and driving dynamics. Toyota boldly claims that these changes represent the largest mid-life investment it has made for any model.
Frankfurt will also see the introduction of the new Prius family of full hybrid models -Toyota’s full hybrid model has been updated and will be joined by the production version of the Prius Plug-in Hybrid and the seven-seat Prius+. With their introduction, the Prius will be the first full hybrid to be offered as a complete, stand-alone model range.
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when will arrived in our shore? Can’t wait to see the actual car!
hopefully seven-seat Prius will come here next year, planning to change current mini mpv with this 1
mini mpv??toyota alza is it??huahuahua..
what’s so funny?
yaya… i also looking forward to the 7seater fully hybrid…….with tax exemption it will be a bargain compare with the overpriced toyota Wish…………
wa.. d avensis look nice…
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At first when UMW announced news to replace the Altis, I was hoping the Avensis could come into the market and replace the Altis, all because it’s one handsome car.
Anyway, anyone notice that the facelift design resembles those on the FT-86? That could mean the FT-86 is not far!!
2008/09 toyota avensis is very good car inside out. driven both 2.0 cvt and 2.2 diesel. i like the contemporary shape of the car and how it rides. comfortable and quite powerful at the same time. i wonder why its not introduced here. da size is perfect between altis n camry. not too big n not too small. =)
Is the Avensis more expensive then Altis in Japan?