Toyota introduces three new car models

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Toyota Motor Vietnam has officially launched its Wigo, Avanza and Rush models.

The new Avanza.

Toyota Motor Vietnam has officially launched its Wigo, Avanza and Rush models.

The new model Rush.

With many outstanding features, these models will be the most appropriate choices for young customers with stable incomes, said TMV Pressident Toru Kinoshita at a press briefing in Ha Noi on September 25.

Toyota’s Wigo is the firms cheapest so far. Photos courtesy of Toyota Vietnam

The new cars will be available at Toyota dealerships nationwide from now. — VNS

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