The All-new Toyota WISH
Japan Domestic Version Glamorously Arrives in Hong Kong
The Premier Export Market out of Japan
Japan Domestic Version Glamorously Arrives in Hong Kong
The Premier Export Market out of Japan
The Japan domestic version of the new Toyota WISH will be making its grand entrance to the Hong Kong market soon!
Crown Motors Ltd strives for the distribution rights of Toyota WISH Japan domestic version from the manufacturer and eventually makes Hong Kong becomes the first export market out of Japan! Besides the original 2.0 litre version adopted with upgraded features, customers can have a choice of the all new 1.8 Advantage or 1.8 Luxury version .The new WISH comes equipped with the latest “VALVEMATIC” engine technology and ”Super CVT-i”, delivering faster engine response with enhanced maximum output and torque. Local Toyota fans can be the first to experience the improved performance of the much acclaimed vehicle outside Japan domestic market.
The All-new Toyota WISH Launch Party was held at the Toyota Wanchai Showroom today, attracting hundreds of media and guests. Our guests of honor, Mr. Patrick S Lee, the Managing Director of Crown Motors Ltd and Mr. Makoto Nagano, the Assistant Chief Engineer of WISH from Japan, gave a speech to the guests followed by an unveiling ceremony.
The Japan domestic version of the new Toyota WISH is benefited with the latest “VALVEMATIC” engine technology, a system that improves combustion efficiency. With the computer, it controls the valve’s open and close timing as well as the amount of lift. As a result this helps to improve fuel economy, engine output and response, and provides cleaner emissions. These developments enable the WISH to be granted the Government’s tax incentives for environment-friendly petrol private cars.
A 7-speed Sport Sequential Shift-matic is appointed to enable manual-like shifting operation, with +/- mode and paddle shift, along with a double wishbone suspension*, creating a more high response and powerful ride at high speeds.
The All-new Toyota WISH Launch Party was held at the Toyota Wanchai Showroom today, attracting hundreds of media and guests. Our guests of honor, Mr. Patrick S Lee, the Managing Director of Crown Motors Ltd and Mr. Makoto Nagano, the Assistant Chief Engineer of WISH from Japan, gave a speech to the guests followed by an unveiling ceremony.
The Japan domestic version of the new Toyota WISH is benefited with the latest “VALVEMATIC” engine technology, a system that improves combustion efficiency. With the computer, it controls the valve’s open and close timing as well as the amount of lift. As a result this helps to improve fuel economy, engine output and response, and provides cleaner emissions. These developments enable the WISH to be granted the Government’s tax incentives for environment-friendly petrol private cars.
A 7-speed Sport Sequential Shift-matic is appointed to enable manual-like shifting operation, with +/- mode and paddle shift, along with a double wishbone suspension*, creating a more high response and powerful ride at high speeds.
On the other hand, Dynamic Sport mode combines the operation of Traction Control (TRC) and Electronic Power Steering (EPS) with CVT Sport mode. It provides sportier feedback when cornering. EPS provides more steady steering feeling, and maintains ideal posture into corner.
New Toyota WISH 2.0
The new body design of the WISH 2.0 includes a stylish front grille and sporty new front and rear bumpers with matching side skirts. Varied from the previous model, the new WISH 2.0 is equipped with 6 seats, encompassing captain seats in the second row to ensure a more comfortable and spacious passenger ride. These features, including the enhancement of the engine, transmission and suspension, along with Dynamic Sports mode, represent the energetic and fashionable personality of the latest evolution of the WISH 2.0.
Other attractive and important features for WISH 2.0 include:
Modern and Energetic Exterior:
* Aerobody’ sports body kit (NEW)
* Auto On/Off HID Headlamps with auto-levelling (NEW)
*Front fog lamps
* Intermittent front wiper
*Power adjustable & retractable door mirrors
*Power moon roof
*Rear spoiler integrated with high mounted brake lamp
*Rear parking sensor
*17 inch alloy wheels (NEW)
In terms of practicality, the maximum luggage capacity has had its width increased by 95mm. The slimmer seatbacks for the seats increase legroom for the rows behind it. Front diagonal visibility is better by attaching the side mirrors to the door panels and reducing the width of the A-pillars. Seat covers have been treated with an anti-mite agent, and the climate control system has the Camry’s Plasmacluster air-purifying technology. The steering wheel is both tilt and reach adjustable.
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The New Toyota Wish comes with latest VALVEMATIC engine.Its a new variable valve lift mechanism, Valvematic combines the existing VVT-i (Variable Valve Timing-intelligent), which continuously controls intake valve opening/closing timing, with a new mechanism that continuously controls the intake valve lift volume.
In the case of a new 2.0-liter engine developed by Toyota, Valvematic improves fuel efficiency by 5% to 10% (depending on driving conditions), reduces CO2 emissions, boosts output by at least 10% and enhances acceleration responsiveness, according to the company.
The Competitor......HONDA STREAM by MUGEN
Mugen, famous tuner for Honda has revealed an updated tuning package for the 2010 Honda Stream MPV, which was recently facelifted. The Mugen package for the Japanese people mover is made up by an exterior kit, including front and rear spoilers, a sporty grille, side skirts as well as a roof-mounted rear wing. The tuner has also added newly designed 17-inch alloy wheels.
Apart from the aesthetic upgrades, potential owners can also opt for a performance brake package, performance muffler with a single exhaust pipe, sports suspension for better road holding and a performance air filter. Continue reading to view more images of the 2010 Honda Stream kitted with the Mugen package.
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