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If you’re new to car-buying but have your eyes set on getting a sedan, you might want to read the following Toyota Premio information. The Premio is a model worth considering, especially if you are not into SUVs and vans, and would rather prefer a sleek and elegant midsize sedan for your daily driving. The Premio may have been marketed exclusively for the Japanese domestic market during its early days, but now you can easily get it from many exporters of secondhand cars, and for a much lower price too. Overview The Premio has been in the market for twelve years now. Prior to its manufacture and subsequent release, it was conceptualized as a replacement for the forty-year-old Corona. The Premio’s launch signified the Corona’s retirement. There had been two generations of the Premio; the second generation was released in 2007. It had a pleasing redesign, featuring improvements in its cosmetic form that resulted in the car looking more stylish and elegant than ever. The new generation also had better engine performance and had been fitted with the newly-developed safety features. Available Packages If you take a look at all the listed Premios in stocks of pre-owned cars for sale, you might be confused at all the different Premio specifications. The Premio was offered in three engine sizes and five packages, which means a combination of an engine and another feature, usually cosmetic. One of the most desired engine types is the 1.8-liter engine; of which there are two packages: the EX and the L packages. What’s good about the 1.8-liter engine is that buyers can choose from a two-wheel or a four-wheel drive. In addition, the 1.8-liter engine makes use of valvematic technology to increase its combustion efficiency. This results to optimized fuel use (no gas is wasted) and engine performance. Further Toyota Premio information about its engines shows that aside from the 1.8, there is also the fuel-efficient, high-mileage 1.5-liter engine, which can be had in either the L or EX package. Both are two-wheel drive. If the 1.8-liter engine can reach up to 16.4 kilometers on one liter of gasoline, the 1.5-liter engine can do 18.2 kilometers. The largest engine type in the Premio lineup is the 2.0-liter engine bundled with the Superior Package. It’s two-wheel drive and can only reach up to 15.6 kilometers on a liter of gas, but because of the engine power, this is the recommended package for you if you will be driving long distances or carrying luggage. Toyota Premio Information: Safety Features The best example of sedan safety is exemplified in the Premio’s Superior Package. It features Brake Assist, which senses sudden braking and then generates a strong braking force to the needed wheels, with the help of the Electronic Brake Force Distribution Control feature. The Premio also has Vehicle Stability Control and Traction Control. Both work together to make sure that the vehicle stays put on the road with a good grip, especially in slippery situations such as during a downpour, or when going up or down steep roads. If you live in a place with a constant rainy season, the Premio can keep you safe in your trips. These are just some of the basic Toyota Premio information. If you would like to know more about the model, you can visit the Toyota model page or visit blogs dedicated to the Premio. Good luck in looking for and finding your car!
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