TOYOTA

Toyota Camry
Toyota’s mid-sized executive sedan provides drivers with a touch of Lexus pliant and comfortable ride, user-friendly ergonomics and a pair of silky-smooth 4-cylinder engine. The interior features a thoughtful ergonomics and generous legroom for the whole family, although attention seeking with its size on the road, the convention styling ensures that it will never suffers from “green eye” aggression. The interior is well put together, with the use of soft plastic adding to refinement for the cabin.

Toyota Corolla Altis
Singapore’s favorite 1.6-litre family sedan, the Altis is available in 1.6 and 1.8-litre. The Altis offers a descent level of pace and kit. Being the longest length in its class, the wheel base remains much unchanged from its predecessor which translates to not much changes been done to its cabin space. Taking the market by storm, the fit and finish in the Altis is pretty acceptable but quality of materials used cannot compare to some European and Japanese competitors

Toyota Picnic
This popular MPV offers consumers 2 things, generous cabin space and attractive pricing. The car’s size-to-price makes it an attractive transport solution for Singapore’s mid-sized family. Styling wise, the Picnic boosts a handsome looks that blends well into the urban roads of Singapore. Despite its size, the 2-litre engine does not seem to feel overly stressed out and provides a smooth cruising even with full load. With Toyota’s bombproof residuals and reputation for reliability, the Picnic is at its top of its market segment.

Toyota Vios
The Vios certainly breaks into the market for consumers looking for cheap and reliability car. And unlike its predecessor, the Soluna, the Thai-make Vios features a sporty front grille as well as a stylish and well-built interior. Though being much cheaper than it’s brothers that are Japanese made previously, the plastics used can matched its counterpart’s rivals that are more expensive. Performance of the car amazing as the zesty engine is able to deliver brisk acceleration due to its flyweight of the car.

Toyota Previa
Been around in the market for quite a while, the massive Previa has no problem with carrying capacity. Apart from the optional power sliding doors that allow easy entry and exit in tight confines place, the Previa features swiveling seats for the 8-seater version and captain’s style seat for the 7-seater. With 18 different storage compartments, interior cabin packaging is very useful, and the distinctive centre console complements the space-age looks of the car.