The Toyota Agya is the company’s most recent foray into the subcompact car market. The Sanskrit word Agya means ‘fast’. The new car is a bold, exciting machine that seeks to bring new drivers and owners a fun-filled, affordable driving experience alongside the excellent build quality, ride quality and durability that Toyotas are known for.
The Toyota Yaris was first introduced to our shores in the year 2000 as an entry-level model. At once, customers seeking the ultimate in fuel efficiency flocked to its frugality. Seventeen years later, their positive ownership experiences have kept them coming back for more. Although we will always have a penchant for ultra quick machinery, be it exotics, race cars,super cars and sports cars, we always strive to recognise excellence when we see it in any given automotive segment. This is especially so when it comes to cars like the Yaris, which have tremendous mass-market appeal to increasingly price-conscious customers. Toyota Trinidad & Tobago invited us over to be part of their media launch and test drive event.
Last Friday, the Massy Motors showroom was filled with two unusual sights– the gargantuan UD Quester and the medium-duty UD Croner. Both trucks are available in a number of configurations and with customisable specifications to meet the myriad needs of today’s busy commercial vehicle fleet companies. These new-model lineups represent the first major debuts in some 15 years. Great strides have been made in terms of productivity, fuel efficiency, driver comfort and efficiency, safety, uptime, and maintenance and service. Many changes were made to the trucks’ base configurations specifically to suit our market conditions– such as a higher frequency of starts and stops, hilly and twisting roads and hotter climate.
Porsche continues to push the envelope with its latest iteration of what was once envisioned as a four-door 911 that has now evolved into one of the world’s best luxury sport saloons. An invitation-only event was held at Lifestyle Motors on the 25th of January 2017 as part of a 3-day showing, signaling the beginning of the Panamera’s second chapter in Trinidad & Tobago.
