Toyota Yaris XP150 2020 Dedicated Discussion, Owners / Fans Club Thread

[fanta666]

I have asked dealership, they were clueless. Maybe some after market services.

[pwuser164664692839]

I provided full amount Pay Order to the dealer on March 14th at the time of booking. But how would we know that Dealer have given that Pay order to IMC or not before 10th April.

[pwuser164553870357]

You will receive message from toyota when order is confirmed

[pwuser164664692839]

Like this ?

[alphab]

email your pbo and ask for confirmation about your full payment @

customer.relations@toyota-indus.com

also fill this form on their website

https://www.toyota-indus.com/contact-us/

you will get reply soon

[alphab]

yes this will work too

[pwuser164553870357]

Exactly.

[sheikh_meister]

I think it is already installed.

[fanta666]

Are you sure? Can you confirm from your Yaris

[zeeshanasani1]

You can directly write to customer relations and they will confirm on email they gave received , I belive the date on instrument is what matters the most.

[khahsan]

does the hill start assist control also work like a brake hold feature or is it only for inclined roads (hills), can we use it on signals? like not keep the brakes pressed when waiting for a green signal?

[kmq007]

Only works on inclines.

[fanta666]

Guys, I was going through two youtube reviews yesterday, Pakwheels and Pak Gear. Pak gear especially said a few things which are very concerning and would like to hear owners feedback on the forum.

1) Car has very high body roll in its class and it ruins the driving pleasure. I wanted to ask if this is true and has any one explored the option of installing front or rear sway bars to reduce the body roll

2) Steering in Yaris is the hardest and least responsive among city and Alsvin. He showed in the review that he was moving the steering left and right however the car didn't respond and the driver doesn't feel in control of the car.

3) Lastly for seat cushioning he mentioned as if takhtay per cushion rakh dia hu. Are the seats really that bad as compared to city and Alsvin?

Will highly appreciate groups feedback on the above three points.

[pwuser164664692839]

I called IMC on there till free number, they confirmed that they have received the full payment and that no further payment would be required.

[zahid.geol]

NCS = New Car Showroom (/Sales)
I don't know why they used this abbreviation. Simply could have written Dealerships/Stealerships

[dr.salmanawan]

Bhai that was the most BIASED review.
Car has body roll. I wont disagree. But its not that much. And it doesnt ruin the driving pleasure. But if you plan to go drifting on it, then yeah. No pleasure at all.

Steering is very responsive and smooth.

Seats are comfy. My friemd has a rebirth. Yaris seats i found better than that of Rebirth. Previously I had a City. Yaris seats are way way way way way better that City.

But these are all my opinions. Ab civic fans mere pe firing na kr dena.

Guys, I was going through two youtube reviews yesterday, Pakwheels and Pak Gear. Pak gear especially said a few things which are very concerning and would like to hear owners feedback on the forum.

1) Car has very high body roll in its class and it ruins the driving pleasure. I wanted to ask if this is true and has any one explored the option of installing front or rear sway bars to reduce the body roll

2) Steering in Yaris is the hardest and least responsive among city and Alsvin. He showed in the review that he was moving the steering left and right however the car didn't respond and the driver doesn't feel in control of the car.

3) Lastly for seat cushioning he mentioned as if takhtay per cushion rakh dia hu. Are the seats really that bad as compared to city and Alsvin?

Will highly appreciate groups feedback on the above three points.

[zahid.geol]

does the hill start assist control also work like a brake hold feature or is it only for inclined roads (hills), can we use it on signals? like not keep the brakes pressed when waiting for a green signal?

Its a feature that is active for 2 seconds only so you can't use it as a replacement of brakes

[zahid.geol]

1) Car has very high body roll in its class and it ruins the driving pleasure. I wanted to ask if this is true and has any one explored the option of installing front or rear sway bars to reduce the body roll

Toyota cars have the most soft suspension and more body roll compared to others. Yaris is no exception, but it only occurs on uneven roads where you should always drive slower.

2) Steering in Yaris is the hardest and least responsive among city and Alsvin. He showed in the review that he was moving the steering left and right however the car didn't respond and the driver doesn't feel in control of the car.

May be compared to these 2 yes, but not too much and feels responsive, in addition slightly harder steering is preferred by some as it offer more control of the wheels on higher speed driving.

3) Lastly for seat cushioning he mentioned as if takhtay per cushion rakh dia hu. Are the seats really that bad as compared to city and Alsvin?

Seats are Ok but if you want to compare with Altis then yes slightly smaller

[pwuser164664692839]

That’s Hilarious

[ifadey]

1) Car has very high body roll in its class and it ruins the driving pleasure. I wanted to ask if this is true and has any one explored the option of installing front or rear sway bars to reduce the body roll

Any vehicle which is high will have body roll. Now, if you make the suspension soft, it makes the situation worse.
As an example, an SUV have more body roll than a sedan or a hatch back.

2) Steering in Yaris is the hardest and least responsive among city and Alsvin. He showed in the review that he was moving the steering left and right however the car didn't respond and the driver doesn't feel in control of the car.

They didn't mean the steering is hard. It's not responsive, and it doesn't have direct feel. A common person may not even notice this, but any driving enthusiast can immediately tell you.