There used to be a time when a great family sedan simply needed to be practical, comfortable and reliable. Not anymore, today customers want style, performance, safety, connectivity and overall value for money. None more so than in the highly competitive B-Segment category. Thus, beyond the nuts and bolts, today's B-Segment sedan is an expression of your aspirations and individuality. One car that ticks all the boxes, and then some, is the new 2023 Toyota Vios (AC 100). Launched in March of this

Malaysia's B-segment sedan battle burns anew with the introduction of the 2023 Honda City facelift earlier this month; readying itself with new 'weapons' to take on the all-new 2023 Toyota Vios (AC100). Their prices are super similar, but which comes out on top? AC100 Toyota Vios vs 2023 Honda City prices Toyota Vios Honda City 1.5 E: RM 89,600 1.5 G: RM 95,500 1.5 S: RM 84,600 1.5 E: RM 89,900 1.5 V: RM 94,900 1.5 RS: RM 99,000 RS e:HEV: RM 111,900 Exterior features: Vios has upper hand The Vio

Thailand’s road transport authority is satisfied with the results of a repeat side-impact testing of the Toyota Vios, which is sold there as the Yaris Ativ. Deliveries will resume immediately, said the company in a press statement released on Friday. No changes or recall of existing cars on the road is necessary as the Thai authorities have verified Toyota’s claim to be true, that the part used in the production car, which although is not the same part that was used in the first side-impact test

Ahead of the official launch of the all-new AC100 2023 Toyota Vios, local Toyota distributor UMW Toyota Motor has dropped even more teasers of its upcoming B-segment sedan. This time around, the company has showcased the AC100 Vios’ fastback-like styling, with a sloping roofline that gives it a very upmarket design. Despite its fastback-like styling, the AC100 Vios’ boot still opens like a regular sedan, much like the FE1 Honda Civic. Also Read: Confirmed! UMWT's 'Defy' teaser refers to the AC10

Just 3 months after its global debut in Thailand on 9-August 2022, Toyota Motor Thailand has collected 45,802 bookings (as of 28-November) for the D92A generation all-new 2023 Toyota Vios. Of these, 12,972 units have already been delivered to customers, said Surasak Suthongwan, Executive Vice President of Toyota Motor Thailand at yesterday’s opening of the 2022 Thailand International Motor Expo in Bangkok. The Vios is sold in Thailand under the Yaris Ativ name, with a smaller 1.2-litre naturally

Toyota broke Honda's 6-year winning streak as Malaysia's No.1 non-national car brand Hilux a major contributor, also means Toyota's passenger cars sales trails behind Honda 2022 to be the beginning of UMW Toyota Motor's pivot towards hybrids and EVs UMW Toyota Motor ended 2021 with 71,585 Toyota cars sold (excluding Lexus), putting it ahead of Honda Malaysia’s 53,031 cars. It also means that Honda Malaysia’s 6-year run as the No.1 selling non-national car brand in Malaysia has come to an end. Ex