IT has a better radio than the Toyota 86 / Subaru BRZ twin.
“It,” in this case, refers to the Wigo, a mini hatchback recently introduced in the Philippines by Toyota, and which is built by mini-car specialist Daihatsu. The car is sold in some areas either as a Daihatsu or as a Toyota, meant as it is to fill a gaping hole in Toyota’s product lineup in certain countries, particularly in the Southeast Asian neighborhood where small, affordable cars rule.