Toyota Vios 1.5 E (A)
| This car is no longer available in the market. | |
| Latest OMV: | $12,234 |
| Engine Cap: | 1497 cc |
| Power: | 109Bhp @ 6000rpm |
| Torque: | 142Nm @ 4200rpm |
| Type: | Sedan |
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| User Ratings: |
3.60 from
10 reviews
 
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User Reviews (10)
user4183
Singapore 
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Reviewed on 14 Apr 2016 9:48AM 
Reviewed by: user4183
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Driven my Vios for 9yrs 6mths. Going to extend COE for another 5yrs. My Vios is a ( MT ). Fuel consumption ( 15.4 km/liter on the average ). If I had to drive to China from SG. I will be very confident I could reach my destination in my old Vios.
benlewolf
Singapore
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Reliable Workhorse
Reviewed on 2 Feb 2009 2:33PM
Reviewed by: benlewolf
Car reviews written (1)
Fuel consumption:
13km/litre
Drive pattern:
Pump 95 full tank - auto stop.
Travel till fuel gauge below half mark.
Pump 95 full tank - auto stop.
Take Distance Travelled divide by Fuel Pumped in.
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More than 3 years
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I've actually enjoyed driving my Vios. It is a good vehicle for travelling from Pt A to B. Despite my grouses, it has served me well on trips to Ikea and bringing friends and family about. It is fairly comfortable for a small family 2 adults, 2 kids (young). You could put two avg sized strollers in the boot or a grandparent's wheelchair. It can also sprint (i'm using an Auto) if you time your acceleration right. Perhaps one can do more with a Manual transmission. I think there is a Turbo version but not available in Singapore.Strengths
Keeping Acceleration below 3000rpm allows for fuel economy of avg 13+km/litre. In the 1st year, FC was above 14km/litre. Large Boot/Trunk space.Weaknesses
lack of cabin space. Although i managed to squeeze 7 pax including driver for a short trip from toa payoh to newton, having 5 adults in the car may already fill up the space. not much leg-room for the rear passengers. Also, Rear Seats cannot be put down.
neutral
Singapore
Member offline
Good budget car
Reviewed on 21 Sep 2007 1:56PM
Reviewed by: neutral
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My car had an accident, was given the Vios as courtesy car for a few days.
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Less than 1 month
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Very good car for a family looking for a budget sedan. Highly recommended.Strengths
Good performance, relatively good pick up and decent space. Good and effective brakes, slight tab and you can feel the car is slowing down. Surprisingly it is quite stable on cornering on stock tires.Weaknesses
Sound of engine is not exciting, infact rather boring...it doesn't make you want to go on high rev. Need some time to get used to the centre console...Member offline
Fairly decent runabout.
Reviewed on 20 Jun 2007 12:34AM
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Mit Lancer, Sunny
Fuel consumption:
12.5km/litre
Drive pattern:
50% highway.
Duration of car driven:
2 years
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An overall good buy. can consider for young family (without need to ferry others].Strengths
Sporty looks @S$54K. Fairly decent accerleration. [Power band seems to be at around 3300rpm till 4500rpm]Weaknesses
Cannot corner well. [Suspension tuned for comfort] Rear seats 2 adults adequately. [3 will be a tight fit]
benedict1987
Singapore
Member offline
Responsive Engine is What Stands out from the others
Reviewed on 8 May 2007 4:35PM
Reviewed by: benedict1987
Car reviews written (1)
Similar cars tried:
Honda City, Hyundai Matrix, Corolla Altis, 2005 Mitsubishi Lancer, Toyota Corolla, Mazda 3.
Fuel consumption:
12km/litre
Drive pattern:
Commonwealth - Tampinese - Fort Road - Town (Rounding)- Commonwealth
Expressway speend 100 - 130km/h
Reving at 4,000 - 6,000 rpm most of the time, clocking 12 km/litre is quite alright for me.
Duration of car driven:
6 months
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