ඊයා වොත්තෝ🤮 අලුත් Toyota Raize එක😂

sahansira

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    අපේ ගෙදර !
    Why pay 119.5 for the mid version when the top variant is available with a better warranty for 108.5?
    TOP Variant??? Ativa has few more additional feature compared to the TL but not the TOP varient. :baffled:

    Toyota’s known for having some of the most durable cars on the market, so anything that comes with a Toyota warranty already has value.

    I’m not trying to push any particular vehicle, just saying the badge itself carries some weight too.

    Both Toyota and Peradua have different prices on basically the same type of car because of different features and brand value.

    End of the day, it’s up to each person to decide what fits them best
     

    Hyaenidae

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    TOP Variant??? Ativa has few more additional feature compared to the TL but not the TOP varient. :baffled:

    Ativa AV is the TOP variant of the Ativa line. Comparable to Raize Z except it doesn't have automated parking assist and 360 camera. Ativa gets a 360 radar parking assist system + Reversing camera in its place

    Toyota’s known for having some of the most durable cars on the market, so anything that comes with a Toyota warranty already has value.

    I’m not trying to push any particular vehicle, just saying the badge itself carries some weight too.

    Nope the badge isn't worth the extra 1.2mil you pay for it, especially when it lacks many features the Ativa has - most notably the ADAS package

    ADAS Package:

    1. Pre-collision warning
    2. Pre-collision braking
    3. Front departure alert
    4. Pedal misoperation control
    5. Lane departure warning
    6. Lane departure prevention
    7. Adaptive cruise control
    8. Lane keep control
    9. Blind spot monitoring system
    10. Parking sensors on all 4 corners with reversing camera
    11. Rear cross traffic alert
    12. Adaptive driving beam

    Plus some odds and ends like the factory installed DVR + UV/Infrared proof security glass + Floor illumination etc

    Plus better warranty (3Y/100K kms vs 5Y/150K kms)

    Both Toyota and Peradua have different prices on basically the same type of car because of different features and brand value.

    "Lack of features" when it comes to the Toyota Raize.

    End of the day, it’s up to each person to decide what fits them best

    Doesn't make it any less stupid to pay more for a lower grade variant
     

    sahansira

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    අපේ ගෙදර !
    Ativa AV is the TOP variant of the Ativa line. Comparable to Raize Z except it doesn't have automated parking assist and 360 camera. Ativa gets a 360 radar parking assist system + Reversing camera in its place
    TL also having this. Better check the full spec.
    However, as I said the decision is totally up to you.
    If you're chasing features over everything else, go for a JDM.
    If you're consider more features for a lesser price compared to the rest, Ativa makes sense.
     

    Hyaenidae

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    අහිතක් හිතන්න එපා, @Hyaenidae . ඔයා JDM එකක් පැදලා මැලේසියන් එකක් ගන්න හිත හදාගත්තෙ කොහොමද? :eek:

    Wena ekak padinawa nam padinne wena account ekakin :lol:

    Hyaenidae + Lancer = Ass + Amude.

    TL also having this. Better check the full spec.

    ADAS package? Where?
     
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    Hyaenidae

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    You were talking about parking assistant and the reverse camera right? see:

    I was comparing the Raize top variant with Ativa top variant

    The point I was trying to make is that apart from parking assist systems both variants (Ativa AV/Raize Z) are nearly identical so paying more for a Raize G doesn't make sense
     

    sahansira

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    අපේ ගෙදර !
    I was comparing the Raize top variant with Ativa top variant

    The point I was trying to make is that apart from parking assist systems both variants (Ativa AV/Raize Z) are nearly identical so paying more for a Raize G doesn't make sense
    I’m not even sure the Ativa has all the same features as the JDM, like paddle shift and everything, but it does have ADAS. End of the day, it’s just two different companies selling a car with different specs, prices, and brand values.

    For example, there’s also the Rocky, but I don’t really see many people going for it. Anyway, it all purely depends on the person’s choice, so I don’t want to promote any specific vehicle.

    From my side, I’d personally go for a JDM or TL, use it for about two years, and then sell it while it still has company warranty, that gives me peace of mind.

    But your situation and priorities might be different, and I totally respect that.
     

    Hyaenidae

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    I’m not even sure the Ativa has all the same features as the JDM, like paddle shift and everything, but it does have ADAS. End of the day, it’s just two different companies selling a car with different specs, prices, and brand values.

    Eh more like subsidiaries under Toyota making the same car for different markets considering Toyota totally owns Daihatsu and Daihatsu partly owns Perodua.

    For example, there’s also the Rocky, but I don’t really see many people going for it. Anyway, it all purely depends on the person’s choice, so I don’t want to promote any specific vehicle.

    Not available brand new with a manufacturer's warranty

    From my side, I’d personally go for a JDM or TL, use it for about two years, and then sell it while it still has company warranty, that gives me peace of mind.

    Why would anyone pay 119 for your 2 year old USED Raize G when the Ativa is available brand spanking new with a 5yr/150K warranty for 108 :baffled:

    But your situation and priorities might be different, and I totally respect that.

    I don't see the situation/priority that justifies paying 119.5 for a Raize G when the Ativa is available for 108.5 :unsure:
     

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    sahansira

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    අපේ ගෙදර !
    Eh more like subsidiaries under Toyota making the same car for different markets considering Toyota totally owns Daihatsu and Daihatsu partly owns Perodua.
    Yeah, I know Daihatsu is a subsidiary and operates as a separate company.
    Not available brand new with a manufacturer's warranty
    Yeah, that’s why almost nobody goes for it.
    Why would anyone pay 119 for your 2 year old USED Raize G when the Ativa is available brand spanking new with a 5yr/150K warranty for 108 :baffled:
    TL is brand new with 0 mileage, and you can also find 2025 JDM units with under 5,000 km on the clock.
    I don't see the situation/priority that justifies paying 119.5 for a Raize G when the Ativa is available for 108.5 :unsure:
    Cheaper isn’t everything, bro. UNIMO also pushes DFSK with 5 year warranty and service packages, but do people really go for it? Mostly no, because of the resale value.

    Raize comes with a Toyota warranty, and Toyota isn’t a subsidiary like Daihatsu, it’s the main company, and all the accessories in the Raize fall under that warranty.

    And have you seen anyone actually claim warranty from UNIMO? Just talk to someone who owns a DFSK Glory 😂

    Toyota has its own branch in Sri Lanka, so it’s much easier to resell a Toyota while it’s still under warranty.

    So for me, if I have the money, I’d definitely go for a Toyota over other brands.
     

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    Cheaper isn’t everything, bro. UNIMO also pushes DFSK with 5 year warranty and service packages, but do people really go for it? Mostly no, because of the resale value.

    Nope it has a 3yr/100K warranty. Those are assembled in SL anyway unlike Perodua (and Mitsubishi) which has been widely successful in SL.

    Raize comes with a Toyota warranty, and Toyota isn’t a subsidiary like Daihatsu, it’s the main company, and all the accessories in the Raize fall under that warranty.

    I don't see how this is a reason to choose the Raize G over the Ativa AV

    And have you seen anyone actually claim warranty from UNIMO? Just talk to someone who owns a DFSK Glory 😂

    I have actually because I own a Mitsubishi which was involved in 2 recall campaigns and have been maintaining my Mitsubishi from them since 2014 so I have met and talked with many owners (including DFSK) at their workshops.

    Toyota has its own branch in Sri Lanka, so it’s much easier to resell a Toyota while it’s still under warranty.

    UNIMO has their own branch network too and are way more reasonable when it comes to spare parts and labor costs

    So for me, if I have the money, I’d definitely go for a Toyota over other brands.

    Basically you bought the logo for 1.2 million 🥲

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    I have seen very useless comments regarding comparing the Toyota Raize and Perodua Ativa. I own a company that brings Japanese cars from auctions to Sri Lanka. I have been doing this since the lifting of the import restriction. I have checked both cars and driven. The material quality is a bit the same. The only change I was able to get is that Perodua Ativa is tuned for Malaysian roads, and Raize is for Japanese roads (JDM model) or standard roads (import model- Indonesian). JDM models are more comfortable on rough roads than the Perodua Ativa. But, the beautiful thing is, as it seems, and considering the overall Perodua cars, the shock absorber replacement possibility is lower than Toyota, considering the condition in Sri Lanka.

    Perodua Ativa comes with 5Years or 150,000Km km warranty, which is better than what Toyota offers. Considering these facts and features, with the price, the Perodua Ativa is a better option compared to the Toyota Raize. Previously, we brought the fully loaded Toyota Raize and sold it for 14M Now, we can't sell like that; we can only do around 12M. With the introduction of the Suzuki Fronx, Perodua Ativa, Toyota Taiser, and Nissan Magnite, the Raize's value has been downgraded. I think buying a Perodua Ativa would be the wise thing comparing all other comeptitior vahicles.