11th Generation Toyota Corolla Pakistan

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InNoCeNt_DeViL (InNoCeNt_DeViL) 2014-07-13 21:20:33 +0500 #401

U can see 1.8L here too !

themann4u (themann4u) 2014-07-13 21:23:58 +0500 #402

Kindly tell me one thing whats the main difference between Altis 1.8l CVTi and Altis 1.8l CVTi grande....? Except gear box and

SaadMehboob (SaadMehboob) 2014-07-13 21:24:57 +0500 #403

Dil par mat le bhaii. Nazar aagaya. Thank u so much for zooming it so much for me :-))

maverik601 (maverik601) 2014-07-13 21:25:23 +0500 #404

InNoCeNt_DeViL
kindly if u can share a closer pic of exterior and interior features seperately for more visibility... Thx

InNoCeNt_DeViL (InNoCeNt_DeViL) 2014-07-13 21:29:59 +0500 #405

Kindly open page number 1 of this thread I have written everything clearly there what ever is printed here I have copied all the points there

SaadMehboob (SaadMehboob) 2014-07-13 21:44:11 +0500 #406

From the specs on this specs sheet it shows that the difference in grande and simple altis is just in interior and maybe some exterior goodies. Rest performance and safety etc wise its the same thing.
Unfortunately the interior and exterior features were not at all readable.
Looks like innocent brother showed us that he has the info but still was successful in hiding it aswel. Just kidding bro no offence.

InNoCeNt_DeViL (InNoCeNt_DeViL) 2014-07-13 21:51:40 +0500 #407

Bro Kindly open the first page of this thread
And carefully read Post # 5 and # 7 too see all the specs in detail and the differences between both the variants of Altis

toyotaf1 (toyotaf1) 2014-07-14 01:24:28 +0500 #408

So the nice thing is that the 1.8 churns out 103 kw which is slightly more than 140 hp. I thought someone had mentioned 132 hp for the car earlier, but this clarifies it!

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wolfkhan (wolfkhan) 2014-07-14 02:15:18 +0500 #409

So much confusion rizwan bahi ny kaha altis 1.6 ho ge no gli 1.6 n innocent bahi ny pic share ki n bataya no altis 1.6.. Ab i hope that gli main engine b new ho ga i vl b now waiting for the official specs before jumping to conclusion now..

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jayb (jayb) 2014-07-14 02:33:58 +0500 #410

For everyone saying "this car is too heavy, how will it move with only a 1.3L engine", please know that it will move fine. I have a 2012 GLi, and with 5 people it works absolutely fine (never felt that it was underpowered). Of course this is a COROLLA, not a Ferrari so please do not expect it to move and behave like one.

The 10th gen Corolla's (Xli/GLi manual variants) curb weight was 1300 kg (source: Wikipedia). The new GLi weighs the same (1275 kg - as told by @rizwan400 bhai), so it'll move the same. It was good enough for everyone who bought the car last time, and it'll be good enough for everyone who buys it this time.

My biggest concern is with the auto transmission. 17.7 seconds to reach a 100 km/h? Really? Even if it was 12 seconds that could've been understandable, but this is just shameful. And like everyone else has been saying, no immobilizer means it's a deal breaker. Also given the fact that Honda's now offering newer features in their Civic (new cameras for video calling and front parking), I've got zero interest left in buying this car, new shape be damned.

gttx (gttx) 2014-07-14 02:44:26 +0500 #411

So when is launch expected. I heard its not in 15th july

wolfkhan (wolfkhan) 2014-07-14 03:05:13 +0500 #412

I dnt agree with the old car weight as that 1300 kg was for the cars outside pakistan as they have good quality body n its strong as well n in paikstan we all know whats the condition of the material every company is using to make their cars light weight to have a better fuel consumsion bcz the companies instead of improving the engine ( replacing the new technology) try to find other ways to improve its performance ...

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mzkhan (mzkhan) 2014-07-14 03:39:56 +0500 #413

I was followingthis thread for quite some time. On Saturday I visited a showroom and happenedto see manual for this new Toyota Corrola (this manual was for sales persons,not for end users). Rizwan's information is correct. Today a meeting is beingheld in one of Karachi Showroom wherein IMC executive would be deciding aboutbooking date and prize etc. New model would be in showroom tomorrow whilebooking may start after official launch on 22-23 July.<o:p></o:p>

as per my readings of that manual there would be follow variants

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1.3:
XLI: same old features except two variant of A/T and M/T

GLI: Same old features except two variant A/T and M/T

1.6:
Altis, M/T and A/T
There won?t be 1.6 GLI

1.8:
Altis Grande M/T and A/T

I think Rizwan got that manuals copy and he is sharing details from thatmanual. Would be great if you share that pictures wherein they have comparedfuel economy and height, leg space comparison of City/Civic with Corolla

HellsGuardian (HellsGuardian) 2014-07-14 04:27:36 +0500 #414

mzkhan;4449177:

I was followingthis thread for quite some time. On Saturday I visited a showroom and happenedto see manual for this new Toyota Corrola (this manual was for sales persons,not for end users). Rizwan's information is correct. Today a meeting is beingheld in one of Karachi Showroom wherein IMC executive would be deciding aboutbooking date and prize etc. New model would be in showroom tomorrow whilebooking may start after official launch on 22-23 July.<o:p></o:p>

as per my readings of that manual there would be follow variants

<o:p></o:p>
1.3:
XLI: same old features except two variant of A/T and M/T

GLI: Same old features except two variant A/T and M/T

1.6:
Altis, M/T and A/T
There won?t be 1.6 GLI

1.8:
Altis Grande M/T and A/T

I think Rizwan got that manuals copy and he is sharing details from thatmanual. Would be great if you share that pictures wherein they have comparedfuel economy and height, leg space comparison of City/Civic with Corolla

lol they always make comparison with honda brochures

NOKIA7710 (NOKIA7710) 2014-07-14 04:57:07 +0500 #415

They treat honda as their benchmark mayb...

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rizwan400 (rizwan400) 2014-07-14 05:10:24 +0500 #416

Nop ... They done the test drive exactly same as they done for Next Gen Corolla.

mzkhan;4449177:

I was followingthis thread for quite some time. On Saturday I visited a showroom and happenedto see manual for this new Toyota Corrola (this manual was for sales persons,not for end users). Rizwan's information is correct. Today a meeting is beingheld in one of Karachi Showroom wherein IMC executive would be deciding aboutbooking date and prize etc. New model would be in showroom tomorrow whilebooking may start after official launch on 22-23 July.<o:p></o:p>

as per my readings of that manual there would be follow variants

<o:p></o:p>
1.3:
XLI: same old features except two variant of A/T and M/T

GLI: Same old features except two variant A/T and M/T

1.6:
Altis, M/T and A/T
There won?t be 1.6 GLI

1.8:
Altis Grande M/T and A/T

I think Rizwan got that manuals copy and he is sharing details from thatmanual. Would be great if you share that pictures wherein they have comparedfuel economy and height, leg space comparison of City/Civic with Corolla

Correct ... You are right on target.

I made excel sheet because i don't want to disclose the original sales and strategy manual. There is no reason to prove authenticity of my information or smartness here.

Vajih102 (Vajih102) 2014-07-14 05:10:29 +0500 #417

If i mention any competitor, my Reply will be deleted so sticking only to Corolla, i drive the Same car as yours, first owned, 52000 km driven, and do feel it sluggish. If you Compare it with the 2002-2007 shape, you will feel it more. I Know coz in my house, there are Two ov that shape too.

Your current GLi is 1150kg. Put Wiki right.

Please see the last ten pages or so. Comparison has been Done with all three Variants ov corolla and both ov honda.

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shk_54 (shk_54) 2014-07-14 05:12:41 +0500 #418

Although i also believe that altis will hv 4 variants all 1.8L and Xli/Gli will be 1.3 L But if IMC is coming up with 1.6 also then it wud b more logical to tag 1.6 as Gli instead of Altis which wud b 1.8 and Xli will b 1.3.. And they shud give power windows in Xli this time When Gli and Xli will hv different engines IMC will not hv to rely on minor differences like power windows.. Btw Honda has already abandoned manual windows years ago.. Dont know wats wrong with IMC

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shk_54 (shk_54) 2014-07-14 05:21:52 +0500 #419

jayb;4449123:

For everyone saying "this car is too heavy, how will it move with only a 1.3L engine", please know that it will move fine. I have a 2012 GLi, and with 5 people it works absolutely fine (never felt that it was underpowered). Of course this is a COROLLA, not a Ferrari so please do not expect it to move and behave like one.

The 10th gen Corolla's (Xli/GLi manual variants) curb weight was 1300 kg (source: Wikipedia). The new GLi weighs the same (1275 kg - as told by @rizwan400 bhai), so it'll move the same. It was good enough for everyone who bought the car last time, and it'll be good enough for everyone who buys it this time.

My biggest concern is with the auto transmission. 17.7 seconds to reach a 100 km/h? Really? Even if it was 12 seconds that could've been understandable, but this is just shameful. And like everyone else has been saying, no immobilizer means it's a deal breaker. Also given the fact that Honda's now offering newer features in their Civic (new cameras for video calling and front parking), I've got zero interest left in buying this car, new shape be damned.

Initially when i drove 10th Gen Manual 1.3 Gli, keeping in view size of body, i was expecting it to be sluggish but it was not .. But all this pickup is at expense of fuel economy.. The engine has been tuned for good pickup to drag this heavy body which in turn results in poor mileage.. Many users will agree that economy of 1.6 L altis is even better than Gli/Xli...

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shk_54 (shk_54) 2014-07-14 05:25:57 +0500 #420

There is no difference in body material of local corolla or japanese corolla.. The body is not manufactured here in Pak However the interior material is different as it is locally manufactured...

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