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Hi all, I have noticed this has become a common topic of discussion in the form and well i do not have the attention span to read through every post in order to find one with the answers to my questions. so here goes... I own a 2010 Yaris sedan automatic which i brought brand new in december of last year. As of late I have noticed the gas pedal feels ... Read More
What is "wrong" with these new subcompacts?
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Re: nippononly... [michaell]
nippon - so, at the moment you're rating the Fit #1, Yaris #2, Mazda 2 #3 and the Fiesta #4, correct? Well, evaluating each car individually on its own merits without price as a factor, I would say the order is 1 Fit 2 Mazda2 3 Fiesta 4 Yaris Fiesta would be in the first or second spot for anyone who values either (1) high-quality interior materials and design or (2) ... Read More
Toyota Yaris Prices Paid and Buying Experience
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Re: 2010 Yaris Price [jamtracy]
Oil changes are $34.95 + tax at my Toyota store in Buffalo-Niagara region. Pete
What is "wrong" with these new subcompacts?
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Re: and the clear winner is [gimmestdtranny]
LOL! Yes, you are right about everything you said (or implied with sarcasm!). :-P I am still weighing it, but if I decide to go with a Fit, I am going to wait a year to put more cash together for the down payment. As far as low profile tires, the ones on the Fit are 185/55s, and the ones on the Yaris are 185/60s, so it's not a huge difference ... Read More
Toyota Yaris Prices Paid and Buying Experience
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Re: 2010 Yaris Price [nippononly]
Toyota is offering a 2 year/25K mile free maintenance. After getting the car, I looked at the maintenance plan and it seems that Toyota recommends only regular oil changes/tire rotations at 6K/6 months for this car till about 90K miles. So basically, Toyota is offering only 4-5 oil changes. i.e a value of only $100 instead of what I'd initially thought of to be around $200-$250.
What is "wrong" with these new subcompacts?
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interesting
According to this article, the total labor cost to build an Aveo is less than $500. Despite the cost being low, GM has an agreement with the union to bring in low-cost workers to make the overall labor cost for an Aveo even lower, so they can be built in the U.S beginning next year: Small cars, smaller wages: A precedent? Automotive News -- October 11, 2010 DETROIT -- To lure ... Read More
Toyota Yaris Transmission Problems
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Re: Is this downshifting effect "felt" at very low speed normal? [gilzara]
I'm glad to hear that both you and raggy1 noticed this as well! My 2010 Yaris automatic also jerks/applies the brake while I am coasting between 20-25 miles an hour. I also noticed it between 30-35, so I figured it was related to the downshift. However, when I notice this issue it happens for 4-5 seconds and does not happen every time the car downshifts. (I can feel the downshift when ... Read More
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Yaris Information
The 2010 Toyota Yaris is designed to fit in and stand out. The economy car segment is thriving; why, just look at the 2010 Yaris. Toyota’s mighty subcompact is built with enough style, safety and substance to place it squarely atop the burgeoning economy class. In three distinct body styles, the 2010 Yaris is the model of versatility. With three- or five-door liftbacks as well as a sedan trim to sift ... Read More
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March 2010 Consumer Reports
Face-off Nissan Versa vs. Toyota Yaris The swankier Nissan outscores the spartan Toyota Another bashing from Consumer Reports even though they admit that predicted reliability for Nissan Versa sedan is much below average while the Toyota Yaris sedan is much above average and the MPG is 32 to 27 in the Yaris favor. They also point out that ESC is standard in the Yaris and optional in the Versa. The Yaris ... Read More
What is "wrong" with these new subcompacts?
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there go your residuals....
Forecast: Small-car flood to swamp residuals December 14, 2009 - 12:01 am ET If you want a vehicle that will hold its value, buy a big SUV rather than a small car, the experts at Kelley Blue Book say. Automakers, under pressure to meet tighter fuel economy rules, are about to flood the market with so many small, fuel-efficient vehicles that the residuals of those vehicles will fall, predicts Eric Ibara, ... Read More
Toyota Yaris Prices Paid and Buying Experience
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Re: Yaris sedan 2010 quotes [lhanson]
I agree that the 2010 Yari (plural? lol) are more expensive because they have just arrived, and the dealers are not paying interest yet on their 120 day interest-free loan from Toyota to acquire the cars for their lots. Any cars left on the lots after 120 days will start to cost them money, and that's when the discounts come. I was able to get my 2009 Yaris 4-door auto with ... Read More
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Re: Yaris sedan 2010 quotes [lhanson]
I waited 3 months for a Yaris from Japan special order sport then learned there was no such thing, so I told another dealership to find me a Yaris as close to the Sport as possible and put everything and then some on it...The price was around 17,300 then I added a back up camera that worked with the Nuvi permanently installed Nuvi 5000 and a Toyota Tip for the exhaust ... Read More
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Re: 2010 Toyota Yaris [aladdinsane]
The 2010 Yaris is now in stock at 2 of the 3 Memphis dealers.
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Re: 2010 Toyota Yaris [lhanson]
I suspect the '10 Yaris should be in dealers by late September...I DO know that the 2010 Nissan Versa will start to bloom in dealerships, so to speak, by the end of this month (August)...and I doubt Toyota would want that Nissan have too much of a headstart with new '10 product, if you get my drift. Peace!<-AladdinSane-< -
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2010 Toyota Yaris
When can we expect to see the 2010 Yaris on the market? Soon, I would guess. Between the 3 Memphis dealers, they only have 1 new 2009 Yaris left in stock. They ran low about the time the "Cash for Clunkers" program started. How many Yarii could Toyota have sold if they had had any inventory? All 3 dealers stocks are extremely low on all models. Wolfchase has 95, Performance has ... Read More
What is "wrong" with these new subcompacts?
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Re: 2010 Yaris gets traction/electronic stability control? [bpizzuti]
I think Honda also dropped most incentives last month (or even in June) since they didn't have much inventory in the pipeline anyway. Some of y'all may want to drop in on this Edmunds Answers question from someone comparing the Suzuki SX4, Nissan Cube, VW Rabbit and Toyota Yaris.
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Re: 2010 Yaris gets traction/electronic stability control? [steve_]
That is a bit surprising but only a bit: they weren't plastering themselves all over the airwaves like some others (Toyota, Hyundai, Dodge, Ford...etc). I think that particular corporate attitude and their relatively high pricing came back to bite them this time.
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Re: 2010 Yaris gets traction/electronic stability control? [nippononly]
Honda doesn't take anyone seriously. That's why they charge so much for their cars. So far, they can get away with it because most of the competition don't take themselves seriously. Toyota doesn't help by overpricing their cars either, but people are willing to pay it, it seems, even for the Yaris and Fit. Besides, NO ONE takes GM and the Aveo/Cobalt seriously...I don't even think GM does yet. They've always ... Read More
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Re: 2010 Yaris gets traction/electronic stability control? [nippononly]
The Yaris is a world car; the US market just doesn't buy enough of these to justify US production, yet buys enough to annoy rival Honda. So Japan production it is. Interesting quote from a Car and Driver test (Click here) says "the [Yaris] has been at or near the top of the segment in sales since its debut." Hmm...maybe Toyota can take over that Goldwing production line Honda just closed ... Read More
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Re: 2010 Yaris gets traction/electronic stability control? [tifighter]
Last I looked, the exchange rate was at 95 yen to the dollar. With the dollar so weak (and Yaris production located in Japan), I wonder how many 2010 Yarises Toyota will import this year?
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Re: 2010 Yaris gets traction/electronic stability control? [aladdinsane]
Toyota hasn't been a big believer in lots of standard safety equipment until very recently. So it wasn't a big surprise that the first Yarises in '06 had none at all. Standard ESC is going to be mandated in a very short time (2 years) anyway, so Toyota loses little by making it standard earlier, and gains the nice PR of it. For '09 the Yaris got standard ABS and 6 ... Read More
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2010 Yaris gets traction/electronic stability control?
Howdy all... According to the September issue of Motor Trend magazine the 2010 Yaris will gain traction/electronic stability control as standard equipment. This is great, if it's true. I see nothing about this "gain" anywhere online with what little research I've done. Can anyone in the know out there confirm this? At times I doubt MT is really on the beam, so to speak. I do know that upper level versions ... Read More
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Re: Good deal or not so much> [tsjay]
Thanks, Tom, I think it was a good deal, too, but after reading somewhere on this thread that there is currently a 6 month backlog of 09 Yari (is that plural for Yaris?) on Toyota dealer lots, I wondered how long mine was on the lot, so I checked the manufacturer info on the driver door of my car. It is dated 09/08, which tells me it was made in Japan ... Read More
What is "wrong" with these new subcompacts?
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word is
that in a year or two Toyota will go head to head with Versa with a 1.3L Yaris designed to sell around $11K - A/C will remain a standard feature however. I think that's a good idea - most people want it, and a car without A/C is SO hard to resell, it's a disadvantage to the owner. C&D is saying this month that Toyota is firming up plans to plunk ... Read More
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Re: I wonder [lemmer]
Yes, part of what I should be lamenting here is just how cheap American buyers are, and how low their standards are! :-P Seriously though, part of my angst sources from the fact that I think the Yaris hatch has so many things going for it, it would be nice to see Toyota "finish the job", so to speak. I am eager to see the 2010 Fiesta in a year, I ... Read More
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Re: 2009 Honda Fit [thegraduate]
Hmm, give it rear discs and double wishbones and this thing could have been the perfect reincarnation of the Civic SI of old, albeit in 5-door form. Should sell well as the market downsizes. In fact, I think it will increase its sales pace by another 50% in 2009 over the 50+% it is already up this year over last. As long as Honda has enough production capacity, that is. Over ... Read More
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Re: Nothing "Wrong" Subcompacts Are Fun To Drive. [ttai]
I have seen at least one auto mag comparison that included a Yaris hatchback, back before there was an 'S'. But since the 'S' is only an equipment package, I feel the comparative driving results would also be valid for the 'S' today. (They did drive a car with convenience package, so it had the 15" rims). The Yaris came third out of four in that one. I believe it beat ... Read More
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ha!
OK, all you naysayers, what do you have to say now? The Yaris is on pace to blow away all previous annual sales records for Tercel and Echo, with sales so far this year that seem to put it on pace to get to at least 80K or so in its second year. http://pressroom.toyota.com/Releases/View?id=TYT2007040316856 Meanwhile, Aveo continues its magic, on pace to get darn close to 100K this year, while combined ... Read More
2007 Hyundai Accent v 2007 Toyota Yaris Lift
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Re: 2007 Hyundai Hatch and 2007 Toyota Yaris Lift [tjw1308]
You're looking for the VDS study. Actually both IQS and VDS are measured in terms of "problems per 100". By the way, VDS studies 3-year-old vehicles, not exactly relevant for this discussion. Let's come back in 2010 to discuss these 07 models :)
Toyota Yaris
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not to mention
in the styling wars, the Accent SE wins hands down. Where the Yaris l/b is "cute", the Accent SE is very slick, very tight, with the little bit of body kit it carries and the 16s with the (50-series, 45-series?) tires. How could they make a moonroof optional on that thing and not cruise? Heck, it has heated mirrors for under $15K! And yet, no factory cruise. But drive it, and ... Read More
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