Toyota Yaris 2010Change

This car is perfect for single or couple. I love how smooth a ride this care is. It is fantastic in gas mileage and is a very Eco-friendly car. The money i save in gas is incredible! For long drives it is not the greatest but makes up for that in easy handling, easy to park and maneuver.

I bought my Toyota Yaris in 2014. It's a 2010. When I saw it, I immediately loved it. She is Charcoal and has a suitcase with a wing.
All my entourage told me that I had made a great purchase. My mechanic even said, "It never breaks those cars. I will not see you here often.
And, indeed, I had not been mistaken in choosing this wonderful little car.
Very easy to drive, good acceleration, very good storage space. And most importantly, very economical.
If I ever have to change cars, I choose the same thing !!!!!

Your writer's owned three Yarises since 2006. The 2010 has been by far the sharpest-handling and safest of the three. Together with standard equipment safety features, I equipped my '10 with TRD suspension and really good tires.

Couple inherent chassis firmness with the foregoing and you have a grippy, fun, safe road car; all four seasons. And did I mention? The car is cute, especially in Absolutely Red; gets excellent mileage, and has shown Maytag repairman reliability throughout 7 years Yaris ownership?

Gas consumption is OK. You can get almost same gas consumption on plenty other models but less expensive: Kia Rio, Ford Fiesta, Nissan Micra, Honda Fit, Echo. The gas is the only selling point on this car as per my experience.
Other than gas, I can't give more point. Space is small, comparing with other same class model. I am an average height guy with 172cm. When my kid sit at the back, I feel like being squeezed in.
The bad design of gauge meter. They are in the middle of the dash board. When you are driving, it does will draw your attention from front to the right, in order to get the gauge reading.
Lack of horse power, comparing with other same class model. If you need to merge to high way, this may cause some risk if you can't accelerate fast enough. Especially when you have other passengers in your car. I have to push the gas very hard to get to the safe speed and merge to high way lane. A couple of times, I was almost got stuck when trying to get on Highway Gardiner Express, because it has a uphill road to merge to high. And that is why you don't see this car a lot on high way.
cannot disagree that the engine reliability, transmission, steering are OK . But there are quite a few accessory problems. May be just my bad luck: EP warning light came on for no reason, they can't find what is wrong! Cooling system is not very efficient as I can feel the engine heating is very high when running idle. Not enough air bag or some other safety reason, no wonder my car insurance higher than my Rio or Fiesta. Seat belt worn out way to fast. It is a 2010 car, so I can't expect too much. AC controller layout is kind of inconvenience. Obviously they have noticed this and the layout is re-designed in the next year model.
In conclusion, if you just want to save gas, save parking space, this car is quiet a competitor to Rio, Micra, Fiesta or Fit. But for if you concern more about safety, or if you are not single, or if you need to access high way daily, avoid this car

Great all around car. Very easy to drive and park. Cheap on gas which Is great. Lots of room inside and has handy child proof back doors and windows.
services and replacement parts are also very affordable.

My husband bought the Toyota Yaris gently used, and it has been an amazing little car! It's a small car that doesn't feel small at all! It's got lots of power when you step on the gas pedal and it's fuel economy is outstanding! We only put $20/week of gas into the car and it still has lots left over at the end of the week and we do a significant amount of driving!

It also has great truck space for a small car. We can fit our baby stroller comfortably in the truck and still have lots of space for groceries.

All in all, an amazing little car! Thanks Toyota for this gem!

I love how roomy this car is on the inside but the fact that its quite a compact car on the outside. You dont vene have to sacrifice on trunk space!

My first Toyota was a 2-door, 5-speed Toyota Echo. After it delivered me over 350,000kms to work and a family trip to Disneyland. California, I finally had to trade it in when the chance for 0 interest on the Yaris came up. The Yaris has performed up to the expectations that I had from owning the older Echo. This car gives no indication that it will not last at least as long as the car it replaced. Through snow and rain I feel that I will always arrive where I am going. Maintenance is easy, change the fluids and go. Good milage. The only downside is that I feel that the older Echo was better thought out with reguards to interior storage space. Small price to pay for an excellent car.

Purchased a new Toyota back in 2010. It's a great economy car, gets 600 kilometers on a tank of gas. The interior however lacks some features such as a GPS and intrument readings. The radio quality is good.

I have no complaints about this vehicle. It hasn't broken down, is fairly gas efficient, and looks and feels nice.

This car was used in Vancouver so we didn't have challenging winter driving. But in the ice and light snow it was very solid. The stock tires are low friction to increase fuel economy so we put in all seasons which are better in the rain and ice.

When driving the car it's quite smooth and quiet. The ride is soft and this makes it great on long highway trips.

The interior is nice and roomy and comfortably fits my frame in both the driver's seat and front passenger. The rear seats are nice as well with the middle seat area removable to it feels like two captain seats. The trunk area isn't the best - it has a small covered hatch for storing things out of view but didn't really include anything to keep your groceries from sliding all over the place.

It's very good on gas!