UMW Toyota has updated its prices with GST on its website. All models and variants see price reductions of between RM29 and RM5,376 (on-the-road without insurance prices listed below).
The popular Vios models see very minimal reductions, as you can see in the table below. Only the 1.5 J AT variant gets a three digit reduction – RM299 less than before.
Other models and variants receive more significant changes. The Corolla Altis enjoys price drops between RM2,099 and RM2,483, while the Hilux is RM704-986 cheaper. The Previa is over RM3,940 cheaper, and the Alphard is RM4,864-5,376 cheaper.
The Camry is not in the list, because the 2015 model is set to be launched tomorrow (April 2). We’ll know the Camry’s GST prices then.
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The comments primarily focus on the recent price reductions of UMW Toyota models after GST implementation, with some expressing skepticism about the actual size of the reduction, suggesting it should be closer to 4%. Many highlight the lack of advanced safety features like VSC and multiple airbags on models such as Vios and Camry, noting that these omissions make the vehicles less safe and affecting sales negatively. Several commenters criticize UMW for perceived overpricing, poor safety standards, and poor customer treatment, including sarcastic remarks about sales techniques. There is also disappointment that prices for certain models have increased despite the supposed discounts, with some calling for boycotts and supporting competitors like Honda and Hyundai, which offer more safety features at similar or lower prices. Overall, the sentiment is largely critical of UMW’s pricing strategies and product safety standards.