What are the differences between the Yaris L and the Vios?

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The differences between the Yaris L and the Vios are as follows: 1. Exterior Design: The launch of the Yaris L filled the gap in GAC Toyota's lineup for compact sedans. Its exterior design is largely similar to the Yaris, with the most notable difference being the single-tone finish on the front 'mustache' styling, which is less aggressive than the dual-tone version and more suited to a family car's character. The rear design is very similar to the Vios. The Vios differs from the Yaris L by toning down the 'mustache' styling and enlarging the area of the front grille to highlight the prominent Toyota emblem in the center. This reflects Toyota's recent 'Keen Look' design language. 2. Body Dimensions: The Yaris L is slightly longer in body length. 3. Driving Experience: The Yaris L's performance is typical of a grocery-getter, with barely adequate low-speed power that struggles under full load. Once speed increases, the Vios feels more agile, with satisfactory acceleration up to 80 km/h. The CVT transmission is very smooth, though its downshift logic could use some improvement. Overall, both are economical commuter cars.