Fans, do you remember the Toyota Asian Dragon that Xiao Wang talked to you about before? That's right, it is the "cold male god" who has always been the leader in the B+-class joint venture car market.
This guy was notoriously "expensive" before, and the price had to rise to 200,000 yuan at every turn, which could persuade potential buyers to retreat.
However, recently, Xiao Wang found that this "cold male god" seemed to be a little unable to stand the market pressure, and finally compromised.
And guess what? Now the price of the entry-level model of the Asian Dragon has been cut from 199,800 to 148,000, which is a significant profit of more than 50,000! Isn't this a stark contrast to the previous price of 200,000 yuan?
For the majority of consumers, this is great news! You must know that in the past, when people looked at Asian dragons, they were all looking up, for fear that their pockets would not be able to hold up.
But now? More than 140,000 can drive this luxury B+ class sedan home, which is simply the rhythm of "spirits to drink"! Who hasn't done it?
Of course, Xiao Wang, as a responsible car reviewer, can't just look at the price and blindly make a conclusion. Let's take a comprehensive and objective assessment of the strength of this car to see if it's worth buying.
Let's talk about the appearance first, the Asian dragon has always performed well in this regard. The large-mouth grille with sharp LED headlights, coupled with the dynamic body lines, makes the entire front face look domineering and exquisite.
In particular, the iconic tailpipe shape highlights its extraordinary aura. How to say it, if you talk about the appearance of B+ class cars, the Asian Dragon can definitely rank in the top three, and it is not even inferior to the Audi A6L in terms of aura!
Looking at the interior, this is one of the highlights of the Asian dragon. The 12.3-inch LCD instrument panel and the 10.1-inch central control screen can be said to be full of science and technology, and the touch and materials are also quite solid, which can fully match its positioning.
Not to mention a series of intelligent configurations such as 360-degree panoramic image, adaptive cruise, Toyota assisted driving system, etc., which are absolutely the best in the same class of models.
When it comes to power, the Asian Dragon also has a rich engine lineup, with 2.0L, 2.5L self-priming engines and 2.5L hybrid versions, which can fully meet the needs of different consumers.
Xiao Wang's most recommended is the 2.5L hybrid version, with a comprehensive maximum power of 160KW, an electric motor torque of up to 202 Nm, and a fuel consumption of only 4.71L per 100 kilometers.
Think about it, driving such a powerful car with low fuel consumption, do you feel like the most beautiful boy on the road?
Of course, as a family sedan, space and comfort are also essential. Asian dragons excel in these areas as well. With a length of 4.99 meters and a wheelbase of 2.87 meters, passengers can have plenty of head and leg room in both the front and rear rows.
Especially the spacious space in the back row, Xiao Wang is comfortable when he sits inside, even if he lies down and takes a nap. Coupled with excellent NVH performance and soft suspension, sitting in the car is simply enjoying the "first class" treatment of mobility.
Fans, are you also a little excited to see this? That's right, now that the Asian Dragon has launched such an attractive price, it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for consumers who have always wanted to buy a luxury B+ class car, but have been dissuaded by the high price.
The appearance is domineering, the interior is technological, the power is strong, the space is spacious, and the key is that it is cheap.
Of course, Xiao Wang is not here to encourage everyone to buy Asian dragons. Everyone's needs are different, and the criteria for choosing a car are naturally different. Some people may think that in terms of control feelings or personality temperament, the Asian dragon is still a little less interesting.
But in any case, if you've been struggling and wandering in the B+ segment of the car market, you might as well set your sights on this revamped "old friend", and maybe its performance will surprise you.
Well, on the topic of Toyota Asian Dragon, Xiao Wang will talk about it here first. What do you guys think of this car? Would you consider buying one to take home and have a good time? Feel free to leave a message in the comment area to share your views. Don't forget to like, watch, and retweet to support me, and we'll see you next time!