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Does the Vios feel unstable at high speeds?

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DelHannah
08/31/25 5:45am
Vios does not feel unstable at high speeds. Vios has a stable body: The Vios has a good body weight, a low center of gravity, and an aerodynamic exterior design. The faster the speed, the stronger the tire grip, making the body more stable. Exterior of the Vios: It looks grand and beautiful from the front and side, with a sharp and attractive front face, but appears somewhat narrow and thin from the rear. Disadvantages of the Vios: Road noise is noticeable at high speeds, and the car looks thin from the rear. Handling: The steering wheel is light, responsive, and precise. The brakes are light and sensitive. The throttle responds actively.
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AniyahRose
09/13/25 2:13am
I've driven my Vios on the highway several times. To be honest, it does feel a bit floaty at speeds above 120 km/h, with noticeable body sway. The main reasons are its light weight – I checked the specs and it's under 1.2 tons – paired with relatively soft suspension. Plus, there's significant steering play when encountering strong crosswinds, making it easy to wobble. I remember once encountering crosswinds on the highway – the whole car shook violently, scaring me into a cold sweat. But this doesn't mean it's unsafe – driving slower keeps it stable. I recommend maintaining 100-110 km/h for much better stability. Also, checking tire pressure is crucial as overinflation increases floatiness; regular suspension maintenance helps too. Safety first on highways – just don't speed.
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MacHadley
10/27/25 3:00am
When I first bought the Vios, I was also quite worried about whether it would feel unstable at high speeds. After testing it myself, I found it quite steady in the 90-110 km/h range, with accurate steering response. However, when exceeding 120 km/h, the car starts to feel light and floaty, which I guess is due to its light body and insufficient suspension damping. As an owner, I prefer to drive more steadily and slow down early when taking curves. Another tip is to ensure the rear seats aren't empty—adding some luggage for extra weight helps. Overall, it's sufficient for daily highway driving, but it's not ideal for aggressive driving.
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