Toyota fans, be on the lookout – the Toyota Nationwide Roadshow is now on until May 10, taking a tour of both Peninsular Malaysia as well as Sabah and Sarawak. The T brand is showcasing its latest models, as well as offering special deals throughout the show.
The main attraction on display will be the new Camry Hybrid, which was launched at the beginning of the month. It mates a 2.5 litre Atkinson cycle VVT-i engine with an electric motor, an eCVT gearbox and a nickel metal hydride battery to produce a total system output of 205 PS. Laden with kit (including seven airbags and Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross Traffic Alert), it retails at RM174,900 on-the-road with insurance.
Also featured at the show will be a range of top-of-the-line TRD Sportivo variants, including the recently updated Vios and Hilux models. What’s more, customers who sign up for selected models at the roadshow will get a special sign-up offer (terms and conditions apply). Additionally, those who register as prospective customers will receive exclusive Toyota merchandise, while stocks last.
Running concurrent to the roadshow is the Amazing Toyota Value promotion – the Vios, Hilux, Corolla Altis, Previa and Alphard are all available with upfront payment offers until April 30.


Toyota Camry
from RM 221,800
Toyota Yaris Cross
from RM 99,900
Toyota Hilux
from RM 226,300
Toyota Urban Cruiser
from RM 198,000
Toyota bZ4X
from RM 220,000
Toyota GR Yaris
from RM 315,600
Toyota GR Corolla
from RM 368,950
Toyota Corolla Cross
from RM 133,800
Toyota Hiace
from RM 169,000
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Comments reflect widespread dissatisfaction with Toyota Malaysia’s pricing, safety features, and aftersales service, especially criticizing models like Camry and Vios for lacking VSC and airbag safety features. Many believe the cars are overpriced for the features offered and accuse UMW of profiteering. Despite some praise for the Camry Hybrid's refinement, sentiment is largely negative, with complaints about poor value, aggressive sales tactics, and negative effects on Toyota's reputation.