Used 2007 Toyota Yaris Consumer Reviews
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What EVERYBODY should be driving
Anna, 08/08/2006
2007 Toyota Yaris 4dr Sedan (1.5L 4cyl 4A)
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AMAZING car. I drive more on the gas conservative-side and I get 39 mpg in the CITY (yes, that's for the full tank of gas, not just one trip)! If I remember correctly I got about 45 mpg highway with no effort. My mom has a Corolla and there really isn't a substantial difference in interior space, nor trunk space. I like the new dashboard and how it is positioned in the middle; it's more visible and allows for more visibility out the windshield. I recommend this car to anyone who has a family of 4 or less, looking to save money on gas, like to be comfortable, and have all the reliability you could ask for from Toyota. What are you waiting for?!
wow
leanne_, 01/21/2010
2007 Toyota Yaris 2dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl 4A)
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I am so in love with this car. I drive an hour back and forth to work five days a week and only spend about $25/week on gas. It's comfortable, reliable, snazzy, and perfect for city driving/parking. I would recommend this car to anyone.
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The SUV Killer
Lauren, 08/08/2006
2007 Toyota Yaris 4dr Sedan (1.5L 4cyl 4A)
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This car is just another example of Toyota's great products. The Yaris has an awesome turning radius - I can turn around in a two lane street with just barely edging on a driveway. For a 4cyl it can get you to whatever speed you need just fine. I consistently get 38/44 mpg city/highway. Seats are very comfortable w/ plenty of leg room - in front and in back. The folddown seats have already come in handy for college trips. I love the mp3/cd player & AUX jack. I didn't buy the power pkg to save money & I am just fine with my decision thus far. Everyone is impressed with they way my Yaris looks inside and out. I feel like I'm driving an expensive BMW the way some people look at me.
Excelent Car
Cesar, 12/13/2008
2007 Toyota Yaris 2dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl 5M)
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I took the car to Las Vegas and San Diego almost brand new; the car gave around 43 miles per gallon going 65 MPG average. It is very comfortable considering the size of the car. My wife uses the car to daily commute to work and she loves it.
Great little car
barb, 08/17/2006
2007 Toyota Yaris 4dr Sedan (1.5L 4cyl 4A)
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I have had this car for four months, great buy, love the mpg. Like the small car payment. Easy and comfortable to drive. Love the stereo system and the dash.
Big man, little car.
mwc115, 08/17/2006
2007 Toyota Yaris 4dr Sedan (1.5L 4cyl 4A)
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I like it. I'm 6'7" about 270 lbs, and I truly enjoy it and fit comfortably, if that says anything about the interior. It lacks power but makes up for it in gas mileage. It is also fun to drive, gets around great, and the sedan makes you wonder how there is that much space in such a small car. It is a great little commuter car and I get everything I expected to get out of it. They are hard to find. I had to get the base model and lack of keyless entry is making me nuts, but can be added. Cup holders and speedometer placement are... different and take getting used to. I'm picky so I replaced the speakers after 1 day, and it was not an easy processes.
My Best Buy
Jose E. Felix, 08/19/2006
2007 Toyota Yaris 2dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl 4A)
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This is my fourth Toyota car, after my Runner '95, Tercel '98, Corolla '03. Driving it is a lot of fun! It's smooth on the road, the engine is quite silent and powerful when needed. Because of its size, it's really easy to park, even in the smallest of places. You can go anywhere comfortably and the seats give lots of options. It's roomy and modern.
2007 Toyota Yaris Reliable & Efficient
Eric, 12/21/2008
2007 Toyota Yaris 4dr Sedan (1.5L 4cyl 4A)
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We bought this car new, our first car, when we just got married. The car has served us well. We have not had one single issue with the car in 42,000 miles. Have not even had to replace the brakes. This car returns mpg numbers up to 39 on the highway, 36 in mixed driving, 34 city in warm weather. In the winter, we avg 33 mixed. The interior design and quality are good, but the seating position front and rear are very upright, which on trips an hour or more becomes quite apparent. It is also very narrow inside. Automatic transmission has been flawless. This car basically needs no major maintenance til 100,000 miles, not even spark plugs or tranny fluid change. A great first car.
New odd car
Dale, 08/19/2006
2007 Toyota Yaris 2dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl 5M)
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Well, I just bought the odd car 2 days ago so the above evaluation is probably premature but accurate for as long as I had the car! I traded my Tacoma in, and I've always had a truck, and at age 56, this is a new experience! I wanted the smallest, ugliest great gas mileage vehicle I could afford... and bingo... here's the Yaris! Roomy inside, plenty of pep, and fun, yes, fun to drive. I have the 5 speed, and it's a riot to drive! Only drove it approximately 125 miles so far, but it looks like that will cost me around 10 bucks to fill up. Whew! I was getting tired of always looking at the gas gauge. And the Tacoma was a 4 cylinder getting around 20 mpg! Don't like the daytime driving lights, though.
Style, Comfort and Drive
Tyler, 08/18/2006
2007 Toyota Yaris 2dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl 5M)
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The fit and finish on my liftback was better than expected (even for a Toyota). The doors sound firm and heavy when shut. I am a long time Honda owner (6 total). I think I just converted. The seats are quite comfortable for what is described as entry level. They have enough side stability to keep you in place around tight turns. I fit two- 220+ lb, 6 ft adults in the back seat for an hour ride with no problem. The manual transmission is very responsive and sounds like it should be driven at a higher rpm in 2nd and 3rd compared to what I expected (a tach would be nice). Freeway on ramp acceleration with the manual is quite good. You can u turn on a residential street with feet to spare.