Used 2007 Toyota Yaris 4dr Sedan (1.5L 4cyl 5M) Consumer Reviews
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It was simply the best car for the money
maximapitko, 10/17/2006
Toyota Yaris 4dr Sedan (1.5L 4cyl 5M)
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My wife and I were on the market for a new vehicle for over a month. A long story short - we bought the Yaris and although my wife says she had a little buyers remorse, I had NONE. My impressions so far: it was sluggish at first but 5000 miles later it's a different car. The mpgs are between 37 and 43. It seems like the AC doesn't affect the fuel consumption at all. At first the car seems a little cheaply made but it grows on you tremendously. 1st, 3rd and 5th gear are EVIL! The only thing I would change is firm up the suspension and put slightly wider tires - the car doesn't like to take corners fast. Advice - always break in your new car (3000 rpm MAX for the first 5000 miles). Thks.
WONDERFUL!!!!
Moose, 06/27/2006
Toyota Yaris 4dr Sedan (1.5L 4cyl 5M)
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I drove the Yaris out of pure curiosity, and ended up buying one an hour later. The smooth, quiet ride and zippy acceleration are unlike any other compact car I've ever driven. I was worried about handling with it's rear torsion bar suspension, but it handles like a sports car - I've already had a fun day in the mountains with it. I drive 100 miles a day, and the fuel economy (38mpg so far) is saving me $80-100 a week on gas versus my old truck. I recommend this car to anyone - it surpasses any and all expectations - even for a Toyota!
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Great gas mileage & fun to drive!
MC, 05/14/2007
Toyota Yaris 4dr Sedan (1.5L 4cyl 5M)
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I expected the great gas mileage (I'm getting 35 pretty routinely and 38-40 on long trips), but the advertising doesn't tell you how much fun it is to drive! You sit up high - feels a little like an SUV in this regard - so road visibility is great. This thing turns on a dime, so you can zip in and out of really tight spots. Mine is a standard (5 sp) transmission, so pickup (even with the AC running) is a non-issue. Good passenger room (I have the 4-door.) Safety issue: there is a HUGE blind spot between the rt. rear passenger window and the back window - you really MUST use the passenger-side mirror to see what's coming up behind you on the rt. side.
Love my Yaris
BCN, 06/01/2008
Toyota Yaris 4dr Sedan (1.5L 4cyl 5M)
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I purchased my Yaris last year for a number of reasons, one of the main ones being gas prices. The 4-door sedan I chose can seat 4 adults more comfortably than some larger cars I've had, and I'm averaging 44-45 mpg highway. It's a great little car for the money. I looked at several other cars of other makes, but the Yaris had everything I wanted. With my commute being mostly highway, a hybrid wasn't necessarily the best answer for me.
Yaris is Nice
KP, 05/24/2007
Toyota Yaris 4dr Sedan (1.5L 4cyl 5M)
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I have had my Yaris for about 2 weeks know. I love the middle gauges because now I don't have to look through the steering wheel to see them. I got 34 mpg for first two tanks. The steering wheel is a little cheesy looking. I got every option offered and so far so good. Don't like that there is no place to put change or your cell phone or that the cup holders when you put a cup in them block the A/C vent. That won't work when it is 95 degrees outside. The outside of the car I love. As for acceleration, I have a manual so it has done pretty good. I drive on a major highway to work and it keeps up with all the other cars at 80 mph. Plus it's a Toyota so it is going to last.