UMW Toyota Motor announced today that order-taking has started for the 2013 Toyota Prius c TRD Sportivo. Individual private-reg prices are as follows: Peninsular Malaysia RM103,990, Sabah RM105,886.90, Sarawak RM105,936.90, Langkawi RM98,236.90 and Labuan RM99,203.
The bodykitted B-segment hybrid gets LED DRLs, rear combination lamp garnish, a sports stripe along the lower body and TRD Sportivo carpet mats. Four colours are available – Lime White Pearl CS (RM800 extra), Silver Metallic, Black Mica and Super Red V.
For further info, customers can call UMW Toyota Motor’s free phone line at 1-800-8-TOYOTA (869682).
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments regarding the Toyota Prius c TRD Sportivo highlight its high price, with many feeling it is overpriced for its size and features, especially with bodykits that seem unnecessary given its eco focus. Some mention that the car's plastic feel inside and ugly design are drawbacks, while others condemn the price as excessive compared to comparable models like the Honda Jazz Hybrid or locally assembled cars. The bodykit is viewed as an unaesthetic add-on that contradicts the car's environmental purpose. Several comments criticize UMW for overpricing and profiting excessively, with opinions that the hybrid’s resale value and cost of maintenance, especially battery replacement, are concerns. Overall, sentiments lean toward disappointment over its value proposition and design, with many questioning the need for such an expensive hybrid family hatchback.