Sawadee krub from Bangkok! Here’s the car of the moment – the 2013 Toyota Vios on the stand at the ongoing Bangkok International Motor Show. J, E, G and S grade variants are on display.
One of the E grade variants in the pictures (in white) is kitted out with Toyota accessories which include fog lamps, a chrome surround lower front grille, chrome body mouldings and various other chrome bits here and there.
UPDATE: 2013 Toyota Vios now launched in Malaysia – click here for launch report
Automatic air-con and chrome-trimmed interior door handles are amongst the offerings on G and S grades, and electrically-adjustable wing mirrors from E grade on up. Keyless start and entry is offered on the top S grade.
As a recap, the new Toyota Vios has a new exterior and interior as well as projector headlamps (G and S grade only). At 4.41 metres long, 1.7 metres wide (including wing mirrors) and 1.475 metres tall, it’s slightly bigger than the outgoing car as well. The familiar 109 PS/141 Nm 1.5 litre 1NZ-FE soldiers on, as does the four-speed auto ‘box. Click here for the full information and Thai pricing and specs.
Enjoy the video and photos of the car below. More pics are to come, both of the Vios and many other cars as well, so stay tuned!
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Comments on the 2013 Toyota Vios at Bangkok show are mostly negative, criticizing its outdated design, cheap interior materials, lack of modern safety features, and old engine technology. Many find the exterior sporty but think the interior and rear design are unappealing. Some skeptics doubt its sales appeal due to these shortcomings, while a few enthusiasts still support the brand, praising the design improvements and potential market dominance despite the criticisms. Overall, reactions are predominantly disappointed and unimpressed.