The new Toyota Vios that recently made its debut in Thailand is not here yet, but the popular current model gets a new colour – White Pearl CS. The pearly white hue is an RM800 option for higher spec variants Vios 1.5 TRD Sportivo, Vios 1.5G Limited and Vios 1.5G.
White Pearl CS (CS stands for Crystal Shine) is in addition to Deep Amethyst Mica Metallic, Silver Metallic, Medium Silver Metallic (a greyish colour) and Attitude Black. E and J variant buyers can continue to opt for Solid White. The current Vios range is priced from RM72,417 to RM92,027.
To read and see the next-generation Toyota Vios that is coming soon, click here for our Thai launch report (official pics, specs and video) and here for a live gallery of the sedan from the 2013 Bangkok International Motor Show.
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Comments generally expressed interest and enthusiasm for the new Toyota Vios in White Pearl CS color, with some suggesting it’s a strategic stock clearance before the launch of the newer model. Many discussed the potential price drop due to updated taxes and perceived better value in alternatives like the Nissan Almera. Several comments criticized the lack of additional features such as VSC in the current Vios, emphasizing safety concerns, and debated the value of the new color and design updates. Off-topic discussions included comparisons with Proton Preve, perceptions of other car brands, and remarks on car pricing and market strategy. Overall, most comments focus on waiting for the new Vios, concerns about pricing, and opinions on styling and safety features, reflecting mixed anticipation and skepticism regarding value.