What are the selling points of the Toyota Allion?
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Toyota Allion selling points: 1. Powertrain: First, the powertrain is a highlight of the Allion, as it comes standard with a 2.0L+CVT combination across the entire lineup. This 2.0L engine is the same unit used in the Camry and Avalon, delivering a maximum horsepower of 171 hp and a peak torque of 205 Nm. The standout feature of this engine is its thermal efficiency of up to 40%, making it one of the highest among mass-produced pure gasoline engines. 2. Transmission: The matched CVT transmission also has its own technical highlights. This CVT is equipped with a direct-drive gear, which can be simply viewed as an AT transmission dedicated to low-speed ranges. It effectively addresses the drawbacks of low belt-drive efficiency and insufficient gear ratios during acceleration. 3. Safety: Beyond the powertrain, the Allion is also generous in safety features. It comes standard with the TSS 2.0 Toyota Safety Sense system across all trims, including lane departure warning, lane keeping assist, and autonomous emergency braking. Additionally, it features seven airbags as standard, a rarity even in many B-segment cars. The Allion is also built on the TNGA platform, which imposes higher safety standards on its vehicles. This is evident from the crash test performances of other TNGA-based models.