Vios vs Wigo

Toyota Vios impresses with its under the bonnet capabilities. The NR-series engine is touted to be economical and performance-oriented. The new resonator noodle ensures quietness inside the cabin. Additionally, wind and road noises have been kept under control.

The interiors render a pleasant look - well laid out dash and centre console, softer plastic panels and adequate storage spaces. The auto climate control makes drive joyous for not only front but rear passengers as well. Even on the hottest of days, the air conditioning works quite well.

Safety has been enhanced too. The steering on the Vios is a lot steadier and firmer than before. The suspension is good to bypass bumps and uneven surfaces. This ensures a comfortable driving experience. The Vios now features electronic stability control, hill start assist and ISOFIX child seat anchors as standard.

The first thing that makes the Wigo a hit is its compact structure. While it is agile and easy to manoeuvre around the city, it makes parking in crunch places cakewalk for the driver whether experienced or amateur. As a driver, you don’t have to possess expert car parking skills because you’d be able to park it just right every single time.

A potent drivetrain under the hood that performs quite well. Aside from these, there are plenty of interior features and amenities that will impress you. This includes touchscreen infotainment system, multi-function steering wheel, ABS, dual-airbags and an array of storage spaces for stress-free travelling.

With satisfactory outside looks, the automaker has taken the style game to an altogether another level with the TRD variant. This variant comes with a TRD body kit that comprises of a front lip spoiler, TRD decals, side skirts, rear bumper extension with a diffuser and a rear chrome badge.