As far as new cars go, surely few are as eagerly anticipated as this. The 2013 Toyota Vios entered the Thai market in March, not long after which we brought you a live gallery from the Bangkok show.
UPDATE: 2013 Toyota Vios now launched in Malaysia – click here for launch report
And now it seems our turn is nigh – our sister classifieds site oto.my has yielded a listing for the popular B-segment sedan that suggests a Malaysian launch in October.
Apart from stating that G and TRD versions will come with leather seats and push start, the ad doesn’t offer any other details of the equipment or trim levels that will be available here. An indicative price of RM80,313 is mentioned – but this has yet to go official, of course.
As you know by now, the 2013 Toyota Vios gets 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.
The familiar 109 PS/141 Nm 1.5 litre 1NZ-FE motor soldiers on, as does the four-speed auto ‘box. J, E, G and S grade variants are available in Thailand. Click here for full information and Thai pricing and specs, or here to go to the oto.my ad.
Toyota Vios
from RM90,600 
Toyota Yaris Cross
from RM99,900 
Toyota Hilux
from RM226,300 
Toyota Urban Cruiser
from RM198,000 
Toyota bZ4X
from RM220,000 
Toyota GR Yaris
from RM315,600 
Toyota GR Corolla
from RM368,950 
Toyota Camry
from RM221,800 
Toyota Corolla Cross
from RM133,800 
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mainly praise the new 2013 Toyota Vios for its reliability, durability, and engine performance, highlighting its good fuel economy and reputation in the market. Many appreciate its design, although some feel it's just a cosmetic upgrade with old technology. Several commenters compare it favorably to rivals like City and Almera, while others express concern over pricing, safety features, and value. Overall, sentiments are positive, with excitement about its launch and potential dominance in the local market.