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Limited edition Toyota Etios TRD Sportivo introduced
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Toyota's limited edition Etios TRD Sportivo features cosmetic tweaks to give the car a unique appeal. The petrol powered Etios TRD Sportivo has been priced at Rs. 6,25,322 (ex-showroom Delhi) while the diesel Etios TRD Sportivo has been priced at Rs. 7,31,445 (ex-showroom Delhi)
After introducing limited editions of the Etios Liva, Corolla Altis and Innova, Toyota has introduced a limited edition Etios sedan. Badged as the Etios TRD Sportivo, it has been given some cosmetic tweaks for a unique appeal.
The cosmetic enhancements include new 15-inch alloy wheels, a body kit that includes bumper spoilers at the front and rear as well as side skirts, TRD Sportivo stickers on the doors , TRD Sportivo badging, a chrome accentuated gear knob and dual tone fabric seat upholstery with TRD Sportivo logos.
Like the limited edition Etios Liva TRD Sportivo launched in July 2012, its limited edition sedan counterpart features no performance upgrades despite its sporty limited edition name.
Also read: Toyota launches Limited Edition 'Liva TRD Sportivo'
Toyota aims to boost its sales in the upcoming festive season by adding fresh appeal to the Etios mid-size sedan.
The petrol powered Etios TRD Sportivo has been priced at Rs. 6,25,322 (ex-showroom Delhi) while the diesel Etios TRD Sportivo has been priced at Rs. 7,31,445 (ex-showroom Delhi). The Etios TRD Sportivo limited edition is in essence the ‘G’ variant of the Etios with cosmetic tweaks.
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Rishan Naicker
In south africa durban we bought 36 toyota etios, very impressive power performance vehicle, we get great milage from the full tank, ok the look is abit of a dissapointment esspecially the dash compared to the yaris digital dash cluster on our previous vehicles, to be honest our guys took sometime to get used dricong around in the etios, now they love it. Well done toyota, this car works great for us. ctrack fleet management.
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sharonthomas
Toyota Etios is a discontinued model sold as Echo in the middle east market this model has been discontinued about 12 years, it has been introduces in India with a few cosmetic changes in front , Toyota is just fooling our Indian brothers
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AP
Fittings are pathetic, there is no RPM display, does not show temperature , fuel efficiency,all these features are basics provided by other car manufacturers , where as company like toyota is cheating Indian customers, the price which they are asking should also gives people these features , on the contrary missing on features ? Why ?
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RAJESH NARULA
It's high time car compahies rea;lise that they can'''t fool the indian customers by just putting a sticker here and a sticker there and then call it a limited edition and on d top of that charge much more. Especially, Etios, as rightly said, an ugly looking car selling only b'coz of its diesel version.
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truth
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