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Review of Toyota Vios (2007-2012)

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Review of Toyota Vios (2007-2012) Posted on June 20, 2013 by John

Toyota Vios is a four-door subcompact sedan developed for the South East Asia, China, and Taiwan markets. Introduced in 2002,[2] the Vios serves as a replacement of the Tercel (called the Soluna in Thailand and Indonesia), which filled the Asian subcompact market for a 1.5 litre, below the Corolla and Camry, both of which are also marketed in the region. The Vios is marketed alongside the Yaris in most countries in South East Asia, which offered another option for a hatchback, when it officially entered the region’s market in 2005. In the United States and Australia, the second generation Vios is known as the Toyota Yaris sedan. Here I’d like to introduce the Second generation of Toyot Vios (model year 2007-2012) as follows, The second generation of Toyota VIOS has very little changes in appearance, but looks better than he old models. The front part of the changes lie only in the front grille, a singlebar car body of the old design and grille is replaced by the new two-bar achrome-plated grille. This design is consist with Camry, Corolla, and other fashionable Toyota car models http://www.autoradiodvdgpstv.com/toyota-vios/（第 1／5 页）2013/7/9 16:38:10

Review of Toyota Vios (2007-2012)

nowadays, which seems to strengthen their family characteristics. The wheel hub style is no longer the old five hub-and-spoke design but in favor of the new twelve hub-and-spoke design. Multiple hub-and-spoke wheels give a prudent and realistic feeling, which does not seem like the originally sporty feeling. In addition, the new Vios has also added a brake priority system. The interior decoration still maintains the design style of the old models, with the changes concentrating more on the configuration. You can see that the new Vios interior color is changed, brighter than the older models. For the family cars, such a change is still worthwhile for sure. As for the materials, it is the same with the old model. And it also comes with the audio system (CD player) as the old model. While recently, more and more people upgrade their car entertainment system to DVD player with GPS navigation and more other functions. Below is the photos for the original dash board and new view after installing the DVD navigation system.

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Review of Toyota Vios (2007-2012)

Here I’d like to introduce one of them -Special DVD Player for Toyota Vios GPS USB iPod. This product is an Audio/Video In-Car Entertainment System designed for TOYOTA VIOS year model 2007-2012. It is equiped with built-in TV, DVD, FM/AM RADIO, BLUETOOTH, USB/SD CARD MEDIA, 7″ High Resolution Touch Screen LCD and 4Channel Power Amplifier. The front panel was designed to fit with Toyota’s car stereo compartment without a need to buy an additional plastic panel. It also comes out with a set of original wire connectors that are exactly fitted with your car’s original wirings so installation is just plug-and-play and there is no splicing and cutting of wires needed. The 1.6L engine uses the Toyota 1ZR-FE-type 4-cylinder gasoline engine with intake and exhaust dual continuously variable valve timing system. It has 87Kw the maximum power output when in 6000rpm/min. In 4400rpm/min, it can output 150N • m of torque. It is considered to be in the middle and upper class for the 1.6L models. During selection of cars, this is definitely an important aspect worth considering.

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