Not Avanza, This is Toyota's Cheapest MPV Car

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Vika Azkiya Dihni 09/05/2022 12:20 WIB

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According to Toyota's official price list, the cheapest Toyota Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) model is the Calya, not the Avanza.

Toyota MPV Car Price Comparison (May 2022)

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Recently, the Toyota Avanza has been the subject of much discussion on social media, due to a woman referring to it as the cheapest car.

However, compared to other Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) models from Toyota, the Avanza is not the cheapest.

According to its official price list, the cheapest Toyota MPV in Indonesia is the Toyota Calya, priced starting from Rp151.6 million.

The Toyota Avanza, on the other hand, starts at Rp233.1 million. Despite this, the Avanza remains one of the most popular car brands in the domestic market.

Currently, Toyota markets 9 types of MPV cars in Indonesia. The Toyota Vellfire is the most expensive, starting at Rp1.32 billion.

Second most expensive is the Toyota Alphard, starting at Rp1.15 billion, followed by the Toyota Voxy at Rp562.7 million, the Toyota Venturer at Rp485.2 million, the Toyota Kijang Innova at Rp359.8 million, the Toyota Sienta at Rp312.7 million, and the Toyota Veloz at Rp286 million.

(Also read: Toyota Avanza Sales Reach 56,000 Units from January to November 2021)

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