Toyota Yaris FINANCEMENT 1ere, 2e, 3e chance au Crédit, $9,895

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Specifications

Status

Used

Year

2009

Make

Toyota

Model

Yaris

Kilometres

50,240 km

Style/Trim

FINANCEMENT 1ere, 2e, 3e chance au Crédit

Stock number

a4015f

Exterior Colour

Dark Grey

Interior Colour

Grey

Type

Sedan

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Features

Security System
Air Conditioning
Anti-Theft
CD Player
Keyless Entry

Power Mirrors
Power Windows
Tilt Steering
Passenger Airbag
Curb Side Mirrors

Cloth Interior
Courtesy Lights
Daytime Running Lights
Front Wheel Drive
Map Lights

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Description

Security System, Air Conditioning, Anti-Theft, CD Player, Keyless Entry, Power Mirrors, Power Windows, Tilt Steering, Passenger Airbag, Curb Side Mirrors, Cloth Interior, Courtesy Lights, Daytime Running Lights, Front Wheel Drive, Map Lights

AD ID: 5-12916615

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250,000 km

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$28,000

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Vehicle Reviews on Autos.ca

Test Drive: 2009 Toyota Yaris CE two-door hatchback, five-speed manual

Toyota’s least expensive car may not have all the standard features economy car buyers typically want, but it does give Canadians the option of buying a brand new Toyota for under $15,000, says Editor-in-chief, Greg Wilson.

Inside Story: 2009 Toyota Yaris sedan

The Toyota Yaris earns only three stars with contributor Michael Clark, who digs through the sedan version and comes up with a buzzy engine, too few instrument dials, MIA airbags, and a 12-volt powerpoint that didn't put out enough power.