2014 Toyota Wigo

**justin_** · December 8th, 2014 10:58 PM

Planning to get a Wigo G A/T next year.

What are the usual freebies and discounts you got? And how much is your DP and monthly amortization?

Parang I haven't seen any red Wigo driving around pa. Anyone here owns one?

**dr. d** · December 8th, 2014 11:56 PM

Originally Posted by justin_

Planning to get a Wigo G A/T next year.

What are the usual freebies and discounts you got? And how much is your DP and monthly amortization?

Parang I haven't seen any red Wigo driving around pa. Anyone here owns one?

kuripot ang toyota.
i do not expect them to give discounts, especially when their models are newly introduced and selling well..

and when some dealers offer "discounts", you'll discover that you may have to pay for your LTO and insurance..

**antonymatic** · December 9th, 2014 12:53 AM

hi sirs, i really can't decide between picanto and wigo.

need your 2 cents!

**antonymatic** · December 9th, 2014 04:52 AM

pls disregard my posts. in sticking na sa wigo

**whitebishop** · December 12th, 2014 12:14 AM

My 1st day drive of Wigo:
A disclaimer: What you are about to read is probably a series of negative feedbacks but I still like the Wigo.

So I took the car out of the casa. The stock tires are Dunlop tires. Dunlop tires really has bad reputation based on the reviews i've seen. After driving for about 30 minutes and turning the engine off, the hood feels so warm - Very warm compared to other cars i've driven.

The ride feels a little bit bumpy, I have not checked the tire's PSI. I suspect it is the culprit. Medyo malakas ang vibration ng engine pag naka stop. Yung upuan sa tabi ng driver nagva vibrate.
On big turns, I always hit my elbow to the phone I've placed on the compartment near the window. This does not happen to me to any other cars i've driven. However, the car is spacious enough. I find the seats not comfortable for long driving. The rear seats cannot be reclined. The rear view mirror's evening vision does not feel right. Nasisilaw pa rin ako ng high beams from the rear. My seat seems very low that my face is hit right by the jeepneys headlight's. I think I will buy those rectangular mirrors. Everything i touch inside feels cheap (the aircon knob, the pedals, the gas chamber latch, the compartment latch, the hazard). At 60 it feels very fast already maybe i am still getting used to it. There is no separate switch for the halogen light. The central locking system is by locking the driver's door. The side mirror does not seem to give a full view of cars on the other lane so I am not confident in shifting lanes. I still have to look back. The brakes seemed to be too strong maybe because it is still brand new. It feels like when you get a head on collision, you will never leave to see another day, if you do, then without a limb. (lol)
There is an antenna outside, I am not sure if you can pull that manually to get some signal, but my radio is working fine.

On power, I have loaded it with premium gasoline, on a 6th floor parking, it can climb up decently but I have to press on the pedal a little deeper to give it some power. It is okay. Pag sa road lang maski steep, di sya umaatras on a D4 like my other vios na matic on a D.

What I like
- The eco led lights up when i started driving at 20. So i know, when i am driving economically.
- I loaded up 500 worth of gas. I've been to Pasay, Taguig, Quezon City and back home, around 60km and only 2 bars were removed. so it is around 8km/l right now. I guess it will improve in the coming days.
- It is a very compact car, I have no problems manuevering in tight spaces.
- It is a basic car that gets me from point a to b. (but i do not feel it is a good car for long drives)
- Airconditioning is decent
- I like the backing camera

I recommend a seat upgrade for driver and passenger seats (i would love to have the 40:60 reclinable partition in the rear). Despite the experience. I still think I have made the right choice. This is a basic car for an everyday travel.

**gh0str1d3r** · December 12th, 2014 02:52 AM

Originally Posted by whitebishop

My 1st day drive of Wigo:
A disclaimer: What you are about to read is probably a series of negative feedbacks but I still like the Wigo.

So I took the car out of the casa. The stock tires are Dunlop tires. Dunlop tires really has bad reputation based on the reviews i've seen. After driving for about 30 minutes and turning the engine off, the hood feels so warm - Very warm compared to other cars i've driven.

The ride feels a little bit bumpy, I have not checked the tire's PSI. I suspect it is the culprit. Medyo malakas ang vibration ng engine pag naka stop. Yung upuan sa tabi ng driver nagva vibrate.
On big turns, I always hit my elbow to the phone I've placed on the compartment near the window. This does not happen to me to any other cars i've driven. However, the car is spacious enough. I find the seats not comfortable for long driving. The rear seats cannot be reclined. The rear view mirror's evening vision does not feel right. Nasisilaw pa rin ako ng high beams from the rear. My seat seems very low that my face is hit right by the jeepneys headlight's. I think I will buy those rectangular mirrors. Everything i touch inside feels cheap (the aircon knob, the pedals, the gas chamber latch, the compartment latch, the hazard). At 60 it feels very fast already maybe i am still getting used to it. There is no separate switch for the halogen light. The central locking system is by locking the driver's door. The side mirror does not seem to give a full view of cars on the other lane so I am not confident in shifting lanes. I still have to look back. The brakes seemed to be too strong maybe because it is still brand new. It feels like when you get a head on collision, you will never leave to see another day, if you do, then without a limb. (lol)
There is an antenna outside, I am not sure if you can pull that manually to get some signal, but my radio is working fine.

On power, I have loaded it with premium gasoline, on a 6th floor parking, it can climb up decently but I have to press on the pedal a little deeper to give it some power. It is okay. Pag sa road lang maski steep, di sya umaatras on a D4 like my other vios na matic on a D.

What I like
- The eco led lights up when i started driving at 20. So i know, when i am driving economically.
- I loaded up 500 worth of gas. I've been to Pasay, Taguig, Quezon City and back home, around 60km and only 2 bars were removed. so it is around 8km/l right now. I guess it will improve in the coming days.
- It is a very compact car, I have no problems manuevering in tight spaces.
- It is a basic car that gets me from point a to b. (but i do not feel it is a good car for long drives)
- Airconditioning is decent
- I like the backing camera

I recommend a seat upgrade for driver and passenger seats (i would love to have the 40:60 reclinable partition in the rear). Despite the experience. I still think I have made the right choice. This is a basic car for an everyday travel.

Benta muna sir..nagtest drive kb?

**dr. d** · December 12th, 2014 09:28 AM

benta...? what alternative do you suggest, for the price?

wag muna benta.. su-suwabe din yan 'tapos ng 1000 km oil change..

totoo ba yang eco LED? e, mailabas mo lang sa primera ay i-ilaw na kahit anupaman.. i think its more accurate label should be "out-of-1st-gear lamp"..