QUOTE(dares @ Apr 30 2019, 10:17 PM)
nice write up bro
Toyota Yaris test driven, my humble review
Toyota Yaris test driven, my humble review
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May 2 2019, 08:35 AM
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May 2 2019, 10:54 AM
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May 5 2019, 05:13 PM
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QUOTE(dares @ May 3 2019, 12:23 PM) Going through the brochures, I saw that the Yaris kerb weight is 1,110kg to 1,140kg. The Vios is similar 5kg heavier. I've finally test driven the Yaris myself, albeit a short/lousy experience with the Toyota Salesman at Wangsa Maju branch.By comparison, the Myvi Advance is 1,015kg, Jazz V is 1,099kg, 208 os 1,080kg and Mazda2 is 1,056kg. So the Yaris is only lighter than the Iriz for hatchbacks on this side of RM100k, and around 100kg or more heavier than the Myvi. from the limited experience: - facelift Persona (and further mentions from here will be the facelifted version) Suspension overall is better - Yaris is more compliant/comfort for road bumps/speed bumps/potholes painted lines etc - the brake servo/pump on the Persona is much better, even though only being ~50kg heavier - braking on the Persona is more confident inspiring despite being a heavier car - the CVT 7 fix ratios are actually fairly responsive, and actually allows me to go to 1 (M1), although i suspect the "1" ratio isn't that apparent as normal manual 1/slosh box 1 as the RPM's aren't really that high... or maybe possibly like the myvi, dash says 2 according to the gear knob, the in reality the car auto shifted to 3 :x - i LOVE the panoramic camera. OCD parking into boxes is SUPER easy now lol - Yaris sound system not bad. can't remember if the Persona have dedicated upper mids/tweeters similar to the Yaris/my 86. will confirm next time - Yaris tire sizes damn shit, not sure if the rims can cope a cm increase in width both the 16 and 15 also same story. - rear leg room is shit for the middle passenger. it'll comfortably carry 4, but 5... sucks for the center person. - the engine is definitely more responsive than the paper specs. throttle lag is less apparent than the Persona. albeit, once you past the lag, Persona definitely have more punch with the clutch based CVT and being 100cc more and reflected on the paper specs as well. hah Proton actually being more power than Toyota? NOWAI! |
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oh and let me add this:
myvi suspension is a pile of shit. it's not even comfortable when it toss the entire car up upon going through speed bumps while the Persona and even better the Yaris soaks it up compliantly! Yaris is definitely not a Toyota badged Myvi. its WAY better. lol |
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May 5 2019, 06:06 PM
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QUOTE(dares @ May 5 2019, 05:46 PM) both got good points also la... but is it worth >20k better?the most common interface - steering Persona had leather wrapping (only on the thumb portion, 9/3 o clock position) while Yaris... it SAYS leather on brochure, but the actual thing, felt more like hard plastic. UNLESS they meant the center honk piece, that's soft plush leather... (if that's the case, what the actual fuck? lol) |
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QUOTE(dares @ May 13 2019, 03:50 PM) Paper specs is just indicative, transmission and tuning still play a huge role. IT Era, everyone can just quote paper specs.Polo 1.2 TSI 105hp vs Fiesta Ecoboost 1.0 Ecoboost 125hp, Polo suffer from 20hp deficit but still smoke Fiesta bertiang2. Real world > paper figures. I was the same and probably still is But when it comes to driving (or riding) these days, what really matters is what puts a smile on me |
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