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SubscribeYou are searching for Toyota Vios 1.3 G 2013 specs. The subcompact sedan Toyota Viso is one of the best-selling nameplates of Toyota Motor Philippines. The car was first introduced in 2002. And by now, it has been used by thousands of Filipino drivers either for private or public use. The Vios has always been on the list of the country’s best-sellers. It outsells many other Toyota vehicles almost every year.
Toyota Vios Model Years: 2002 – 2007, 2007 – 2013, 2013 – now
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Review of Toyota Vios
Exterior:
The front-end of the Toyota Vios resembles the current designs of the Camry and the Corolla Altis. The design has a wide slatted grille with angular fog lamp housing. The high-trim GR-S and G come with three-tier LEDs as well as an integrated LED daytime running lamps. Meanwhile, the rest of the lineup has a pair of halogen headlights with four bulbs.
Not much has changed for the side and the rear compared to the previous version. The GR-S variant is the one that stands out the most from the rest of the lineup with its exterior pieces, and rear spoiler in black, as well as a rear lower bumper integrated with a diffuser. Apart from those, it also comes with different-looking side skirts and 16-inch alloy wheels.
On the other hand, the G variant still keeps a piano black grille. However, instead of black-colored door handles like those on the GR-S, the G variant has chrome-plated ones.
Interior:
The Toyota Vios can accommodate up to five people including the driver. The top-spec GR-S and G variants have automatic air-conditioning. The dashboard is made of sturdy plastic for the most part with silver-colored accents.
The door cards of the car are made of plastic combined with a soft, fabric-covered material. A center elbow-rest is also equipped.
While most variants get the fabric seats, the GR-S comes with synthetic leather ones with red contrast stitching. The base has vinyl seats.
Both the GR-S and G variants have automatic air-conditioning systems while the rest use a manual air-conditioning system.
Safety:
In terms of safety, the E, G, and GR-S variants have dual-front airbags, curtain shield airbags, side airbags, and a knee airbag for the driver’s seat. The rest come with dual-front airbags and a knee airbag for the driver.
Other features include stability control, anti-lock braking with electronic brake-force distribution, hill-start assist, and traction control. The G and GR-S variants have a rear-view camera. A clearance sonar is exclusive to the GR-S variant.
Technology Features:
The GR-S and G variants come with a 6.75-inch touchscreen head unit with support for USB, AUX, and Bluetooth. Meanwhile, the mid-tier E, XLE, and XE trim also have the same head unit but with a four-piece speaker set. The Vios Base and J are equipped with a 2-DIN audio unit with two speakers.
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What is the most affordable Toyota Vios?
The cheapest variant is the 1.3 Base MT variant at P671,000.
Does the Toyota Vios have enough ground clearance?
The ground clearance of the Toyota Vios is 133mm.
Is the Toyota Vios safe?
The car received 5 stars for the ASEAN NCAP rating.