Some photos of what is allegedly the 2015 Toyota Avanza facelift have surfaced on Indonesian motoring portal AutonetMagz.com, and… does that face bring to mind any other vehicle, by any chance? If you need a hint, see amazing from every angle.
Elements such as the slim headlamps connected by a big chrome bar that’s forked at both ends, trapezoidal grille below it and the side-lipped front bumper assure us that we’re not imagining the resemblance. But unlike that vehicle, this one wears its number plate below the grille.
Round the back, you’ll see another chrome bar that bridges what you’d think are L-shaped tail lamps, but in fact, the bits that eat into the tailgate are ornamental and don’t light up. Also, the white indicator/reverse lamp cluster has been moved up above the rear lamps.
According to AutonetMagz.com, the 2015 Toyota Avanza facelift is set to go official in a few weeks’ time. Stay tuned for the lowdown, then!
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Comments express strong negative opinions about the new Toyota Avanza facelift, mainly criticizing its ugly design, with comparisons to Honda, Myvi, and other models highlighting its unappealing appearance and similarity to older or unrelated designs. Many commenters mention safety concerns, noting the absence of VSC and airbags, and accuse Toyota and UMW of cutting safety features to save costs while charging high prices. There are also jokes and sarcasm about its aesthetics, pricing, and value for money, with some suggesting it looks like other vehicles or is poorly designed. Overall, the sentiment is predominantly critical and disappointed, focusing on its looks, safety features, and perceived cost-cutting tactics.