Allion Premio packages

Who here has never taken a ride in a Toyota Allion or Premio? Almost impossible, right? These two models have been practically everywhere since they launched back in 2001! Toyota created the Allion and Premio as reliable, comfortable sedans with broad appeal for both families and professionals, tapping into Toyota’s famous reputation for quality. These models were designed as a more stylish, spacious alternative to the Corolla, with some upgraded features while still being practical and affordable.
Since their debut, Toyota has released two generations of the Allion and Premio, keeping them in production all the way until 2021. Here’s a quick rundown of each generation:
1. First Generation (2001-2007): Toyota’s original Allion and Premio models were built to be reliable and came with basic to mid-range features. They offered a range of trims so people could pick based on their budget and the features they wanted.
2. Second Generation (2007-2021): In 2007, Toyota introduced a second generation with updated designs and more modern features. This version brought in advanced safety features, improved fuel efficiency, and more interior comfort, aiming to meet customer demand for style and function.
The Allion and Premio have become legends on the road, and here in Bangladesh, they’re like the unofficial national cars—just about everyone has had a ride or a memory with one!”
 
Toyota Premio Packages
FEX: Higher-end package with advanced features.
FL: Mid-range package with a mix of standard and enhanced features.
F: Standard package, typically with essential features.
 
Toyota Allion Packages
A15 G+: Top-tier package with premium features.
A15 G: Mid-level package, slightly fewer features than the G+.
A15: Base package, including the basic essentials.
 

Toyota Premio FEX & Toyota Allion A15 G+
These are the most premium versions with the highest comfort and convenience.

• Push Start: Keyless entry and ignition for easy starting.

• LED Headlights: Bright, modern PROJECTION headlights for better visibility in Allion From 2012. From 2016 in Premios.

• Interior Colors: Luxurious biscuit or base color.
• Safety Sensors: Advanced features to help avoid collisions and stay in lanes with parking assist.
• Power Seats: Electronically adjustable seats for extra comfort for the driver’s seat only.
• Wood/Leather Steering Wheel: Steering wheel wrapped in wood and leather for a stylish feel.
• Dashboard Material: High-quality materials on the dashboard for a polished look.
• Premium Seats: Extra-comfortable seats with quality leather and fabric.
• Alloy Rims: Sleek, stylish rims that add a sporty look.

 
Toyota Premio FL & Toyota Allion A15 G
These mid-range trims offer a good mix of basic and enhanced features—perfect for those who want some luxury without going all-in.
• LED Headlights: projection or halogen headlamps depending on previous owner’s choice.
• Leather Steering Wheel: Leather-wrapped steering wheel for a comfortable grip (without wood trim).
• Improved Seats: Slightly better seat fabric with added cushioning.
• Upgraded Dashboard: Improved materials for a nicer look, but not as fancy as the FEX and G+.
• Standard Alloy Rims: Alloy wheels for a bit of style, though simpler than the top trims.

 
Toyota Premio F & Toyota Allion A15
These base models focus on basic functionality and essential comfort.
• Halogen Headlights: Standard headlights that provide adequate light but aren’t as bright as LED.
• Basic Steering Wheel: A standard steering wheel, no leather or wood wrapping.
• Standard Fabric Seats: Comfortable but simple seat fabric, focused on durability.
• Basic Dashboard: Simple materials used on the dashboard, neat but plain.
• Steel Wheels: Basic wheels, prioritizing durability over style.

 
In short:
• FEX & G+: The full luxury experience with all the bells and whistles.
• FL & A15 G: A nice balance of style and comfort without all the extras.
• F & A15: Practical and reliable, with just the essentials.