2021 Toyota Yaris review: This is one of the most efficient cars on the market!
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- The all-new Toyota Yaris is here and has copped a big price increase. But, it now comes loaded with all the latest safety features and this model, the 2021 Toyota Yaris ZR Hybrid, is one of the most efficient cars on the market. Paul Maric tests out the all-new Toyota Yaris to see if it's worth the big investment.
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Intro: 00:00
Exterior: 00:54
Interior: 02:39
Infotainment: 03:34
Safety Tech: 05:08
Practicality: 05:44
On the road: 08:26
Verdict: 13:43
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Correction about the gear B: It's not for regeneration, but for long downhills (mountains). It uses the petrol engine for braking in that gear, in order to prevent the battery from becoming fully charged. Full battery can lead to overheating of friction brakes on extremely long downhills, as regenerative braking will no longer be possible.
Nice review bro!!! Keep up the great reviews!!! Just be consistent of the seat adjustment and the audio systems but excellent review!!!
My wife was adamant she wanted the new Yaris, nothing else. I have to say I am really impressed with the car, its so efficient and it has heaps of cool technology. Mind you my car is a 2013 Camry, so the Yaris is a lot more recent, but it makes my old Camry feel like a dinosaur.
That fuel economy is almost as good as my Yamaha NMax. Thats impressive.
Cheers, nice balanced review. This, in UK, is really all the car your gran ever needs. I'll have one in 30 years please!
Another great review Paul. Been eyeing off the new Yaris for my Mum, (she has a 2010 model), but if Toyota have increased the prices across the range, I don't think she'd be interested so much now.
As for the Hybrid model, bit disappointing that for all that money, there's not a lot of 'creature' comforts thrown in (i.e. electric seats) or upgraded tech (i.e. screen size), etc. They must have spent a bit on the hybrid tech to skimp out everywhere else I guess. But like you mentioned, you're better off buying the Corolla version instead. Can't get over the economy though... crazy!
I could watch this guy forever, always full of smiles. I'm not even from Australia but I watch anyway haha. They drive on the same side of the road as us so that's good enough.
And urm re the yaris, thanks I think I stick witht he one I have, the cost to upgrade doesn't seem worth it. Cheers
11:34 What B-mode really does, is maximize the usage of the large MG2 electric motor for braking, and also uses the petrol engine for engine braking. The way it does that, is using the smaller MG1 electric motor to spin up the petrol engine to fairly high rpm's to utilize the engines compression to slow down the car to avoid brake fade on long steep inclines. Since MG1 uses a fair bit of electron juice to spin the engine, the net gain is negative, so no, you can't use it to charge the battery!
I bought the ZR hybrid and absolutely love it! People talk about getting a Corolla for the same money but bigger isn't always better... The fuel economy is better in the Yaris (I'm averaging 3.5L/100km) and for just me, I don't need the extra space. I did get a $1500 discount off the official driveaway price. Very happy customer here :)
Beware of the paint, japanese cars have a bad laquere.
I paid extra for the paint protection with a lifetime guarantee so should be all good there :)
@@dapianoman20 it is completely unacceptable, on my 10 year old Volkswagen Passat the paint is perfect.
On my half a year Mazda 6 the paint is s**t. These Japanese people need to sort their problems.
@@dragospahontu dead right. mazda paint is the worst as is their customer support and warranty. My 2005 Hyundai Getz was way better buy than my shit mx-5.
@@miatand1156 if a pigeon takes a shit, if you don't clean it in 30 minutes it will leave a mark.
Protection film is a must. And I've seen many Mazda owners complain about this
Great review, thanks. Test driving one tomorrow :). Perfect for a single guy like my self.
im going to test drive one tomorrow myself. My motorbike head casing just died and im sick of bikes so this is the car im considering. OR a Swift GL navi
I am in the same position but would be out of my mind to get a puny Yaris for $27k when a Corolla is $28k. It's just plain better value and I buy cars with the future in mind, the boot and passenger space of the Yaris is untenable for a trip with friends and a boot full of luggage, let alone for when you're not so single or have a kid, or simply in the NVH and acceleration outside of city driving. For the money you reach the limits of the Yaris very quickly, a Corolla is a sound investment.
Here in Europe, the top spec hybrid has 17" wheels, semi-leather seats, fog lights, wireless phone charging and an 8" infotainment system. I just got mine this thursday. :)
At least in Denmark though, none of the trim levels has satnav as standard...
is satnav that important when you got smart phone capability and just use the map apps through there?
In Spain they got the the manual Yaris and it's only available with 15 inch wheels and halogen headlights...🤔
is corolla cross coming to Australia any time soon?
I’m in the U.K. and have a 2022 Yaris design hybrid. It’s without question the best car I’ve ever owned 67.8 mpg
Enjoyed it again
Thank you!
I brought a Yaris from P North ZR it was a demo car I am happy with it.Can you tell me what to use on the doors and dash for cleaning 22 model,and what are the 3 buttons for by the automatic gear lever,I believe they are power mode slip mode and normal mode
None of the Yaris range have built in Sat-Nav. You need to use your mobile phone,
and not all mobile phones will link into the system, so you won't necesarily get
the touch screen display shown. It's also unlikely you will get the car to run purely
in electric mode at all. It accelerates pretty quickly. We took delivery of our Yaris "Design"
(French built) last week.
I have a corolla hatchback but I wouldn't mind getting this one over that just for the great mileage. Of course, I wouldn't get the top of the line model. Great review as always, Paul.
Beware of the paint, japanese cars have a bad laquere.
Ordered one in early March 2022. Last update we received was that it is in the queue for production. Ordered the Yaris because the Corolla won't fit in my garage.
Was it my eyes but when I sat in one here in the UK the infotainment screen looks slightly angled towards the passenger which seems very strange.
In germany the Corolla Hybrid 1.8 Liter costs about 28.580,00 € (the 2,0 Liter 30580 €) without discount and the Yaris Hybrid 1.5 Liter 22990 € (Club Edition) and both the Corolla and the Yaris Listprices (not Leasing) are taken both out of an Edition Level I would call the exact middle edition in a ranking of 7 different Editions for both cars. The length of the Corolla is just 43 cm aka 16,9291 inches longer and when you think about that the sitting space on the backseat of the Corolla is so poor in legspace and hight in headspace to the space you have in the "smaller" Yaris it makes me my just shake ones head. And the car boot space has only 47 Liters more in the Corolla. So all in all with a price difference of almost 5600 Euro ( 8.619,39 australian dollars) I can "at least" for the selling market in germany not complain about paying too much for a Toyota Yaris in Comparison to a Corolla. And just besides. The car body design of the Yaris has much more expressive power and motion than the Corolla. The Corolla looks just boring.
By the way. Does the new Corolla also have a new Lithium-Ion battery or still the old nickel metall hydrid?
cheers
Also I have to drive on the motorway everyday and I’m looking for a hybrid that can handle going 50 km through the suburbs and then 100 km on the motorway here in nz. Probably 15 mins on the motorway. Is it quick enough off the mark to get on the motorway off the slip roads etc. I’m used to my mini Cooper s which goes like the clappers
Hi Paul good morning, another great review as always!! I have read that Mazda is planning to release the new Demio (aka Mazda 2) in cooperation with Toyota's Yaris! And I saw some pictures where they look quite the same, have you heard anything in regards to this?
No
This is a US concern, here Mazda and Toyota operate separately.
hi, could you tell me how to alter the time on this please
Thanks for another great review. I like the Yaris ZR but agree that it is expensive, especially when a Corolla cost not much more.
Yes but the yaris is much lighter and the fuel efficiency is better than the corolla. Here in the Netherlands you pay 30€ road tax more per month for the corolla.
@@rjvincent8682 Except this is an Australian review, mainly for the Australian market. That factor is not in our consideration but rather the fact a hatchback with far less boot space, rear legroom, interior quality, highway performance and NVH costs only $1.5k less than a Corolla ($27k vs $28.5k) that does much better in all those regards, is probably the reason why I have seen none of these on our roads and a ton of Corollas. The value isn't there. Given a greater amount of highway driving done in Australia compared to tight city streets in Europe, and far cheaper petrol in comparison, the Corolla is a better value. Small/compact cars (and now SUVs) have only just been the norm for the past decade or so due to being a middle ground between a traditional large sedan like a Camry and a city hatchback from a class below like the Yaris. The only thing drawing people to the Yaris, which was otherwise quite a weak car for anyhting but light city duties, was it was the cheapest way to get into a brand new Toyota under $20k while a Corolla was at $27k. Evidently as city car prices jump, they lose the one aspect that made them tolerable to many and Australians have snubbed these for more capable and better value alternatives.
@@User-cb4jm That's true. For Australia I would go for the corolla. It's definitely better quality than the yaris for 1500 more can't argue you there. But for here I have a yaris. It's almost if they made it for Europe.
I am shopping both. The Yaris has a bigger boot and better rear legroom than the corolla hybrid. The ground clearance is a sensible 150mm and not a silly 135mm that scrapes on every driveway. To top it off has a much better 0-100 time. Around 10secs sometimes less as seen here vs 12.5 secs for the hybrid Corolla. Lots to like about the Yaris hybrid.
@@jasongordon9602 and parking in tight spaces!! woooo i have a 2007 Yaris haah almost time to retire it
I just can't find the button for small mirrors to open automatically plz help
Mate can you do a review on subi outback pls?
Will try and get our hands on the new one once it lobs!
I ordered a ZR hybrid in December last year and will pick it up at the end of April. It had the right balance of size, performance, and ride and handling. I like its small size especially if it’s a second car. I got a little over 2k discount of the list price.
Howdy. 1 year on, how is it?
@@Daniel-ld7xs Yes it's been good. If you check on the Product Review site I did a full review on it a couple of months ago.
Priced a good $3-5k too high. At $32k you’re what, $8k away from a RAV4? As you mentioned you may as well pickup the Carolla.
Yes but the yaris is much lighter and the fuel efficiency is better than the corolla. Here in the Netherlands you pay 30 € road tax more per month for the corolla.
@@rjvincent8682 they don’t drive cars in Netherlands 🤣 so small cars
@@shalawsorchi yes lots of tiny cars 0.9 cilinders😆 my nissan 370z here is very expensive too drive in the Netherlands
Yes, but i wanted the new Yaris Hybrid, and not the Corolla. So i paid the price for the fulljacked edition (24.000€ Euro). I couldn't care less about the Corolla or an RAV4.
At least spell Corolla right before whining!!!!
A solid 2 seconds faster than the bigger Corolla hybrid despite only 5 kilowatts down. Surprisingly quick little thing.
Power to weight
Woah
it is absolutely fine Car the color model shape all are good but it is right side steering wheel
They’re asking that much for a Yaris!?
Tell ‘em they’re dreamin’!
Yeah they are getting comfortable with their piece 🤣
Absolutely ridiculous next to a Corolla with more power, passenger room, boot space, higher waulity dash, better NVH and stability at highway speeds for a grand more. Oh and the Corolla doesn't have drum brakes from 1991 😂
Actually the Corolla only has 217 l for the lower grades but the Yaris has 270.
No problem with the price for me ....good reliable car ....love the Yaris . You get what you pay for ...other cars may seem cheaper, but extras in other cars you pay for ...everything is in the price ...all good in my book ..👍👍👍👍
What are you on about, this car can barely even keep up with a more powerful, roomy, feature packed Corolla for barely anymore money. Toyota's biggest issue with the Yaris is the fact the Corolla exists at a normal price compared to the inflated price for a tiny Yaris with weak engine, cramped passenger space, terrible luggage space, drum brakes and worse NVH...
@@User-cb4jm Here in the UK the salesman told us the Corolla shares the same chassis. I test drove the 1.8 Corolla Hybrid and got 59mpg with 63% of the test drive on electric. The Yaris managed 69mpg and 74% on electric. I guess it depends on what you need the car for. Going for the top end Yaris I saved myself £3/4k, spend more time on electric and get better MPG. Good choice for us
Rear disc brakes???
It looks good.
I have the ZR hybrid and I love it!! I'm not sure why but here in NZ its a little bit cheaper? It was $32,990 which is around $30,700 AUD.
Nice, I'm thinking of getting one too, did you test drive the corolla or consider it as well? How does it compare?
@@S3ANPukekoh3 My parents got a corolla in 2019 so I've driven that a couple of times and really liked it. The main reason I got the yaris though was because it was smaller (I just have a little 1 car garage), and it was also a bit cheaper than the corolla GX hybrid, but had more safety features. A corolla ZR hybrid would have been $7k more.
@Rochelle L Yup I still love my little Yaris! Its very cheap to run - so far its cost me just over $30 (NZD) in petrol a month :)
@Rochelle L not a whole lot, I average just over 100kms a week. Basically a 'full' tank of 30 litres (36L tank but it tells you to fill up when there's 6L left), gets me about 840kms.
3 times you mentioned “ no phone wireless charging “ was this a big disappointment to you reviewing the car ?
I would agree that at $32 k, it is a critical omission.
One USB at the front. This is a shame.
It would be great to compare to the Kona, economy over 500k’s country driving.
Has anyone fitted a bike rack to this model of Yaris? Or managed to squash a bike inside with those rear seats dropped?
problem is the corolla use way more fuel than the yaris.. i drive a corolla in my work and i cant get it below 0.6 liters per 10km on variable driving (city and longer drives combined) this is not as good as the yaris wich can get well below 0.4 doing the same driving
At UK prices, you could buy THREE new model Dacia Sanderos for the price of a premium trim Yaris. Of course you'd have to take into account some differences- the Sandero is much roomier, has a bigger boot and a better ride 🙂
Better ride 😆😂😂😂
You get what you pay for.
The Yaris is MUCH higher quality, and has the highest safety rating in its class, ulike those Dacia death traps!
@@HepauDK fair enough, I wouldn't buy either of them tbh. I test drove the Yaris
Can U also make a review of the Nissan Note....new shape
Small cars should be tested at highway speeds. Does it get buzzy and fatiguing at 110km/hr? Can it overtake okay?
I own a 22 ZR hybrid. Acceleration isn't that great due to small engine but once you get into your wanted speed it is super smooth and silent. I do 120km/h easily, at high speed when you want to overtake the hybrid engine will kick in even smoother then ICE engine. It's just ridiculously nice and you know what? I pay $50 for a full tank and it lasts 850kms. That's so impressive I do get the same with my Prado flat tailgate but $150 in Diesel from Costco, BP or Ampol would give me heart attack
Looking for 1 reason to buy this just 1 !!! apart from being a WRC fan of Yaris ???
Try one, you'll find plenty reasons on your own. ;)
@@HepauDK Not at only 5% less from a Corolla that has better NVH, power, passenger room, boot space, highway stability, interior quality... this would be fine at $22-23k (being generous) but it ends there, real value if they sold it at $20-21k driveaway. You used to be able to get Kia Cerato/Hyundai i30 from the class up at $19,990 driveaway with a 7 year warranty.
Looks great
B is like 1st or 2nd gear. Low gears.
You should review the VW Polo!
@druss999 Those were some high level officials who were criminals many years ago.
You can’t deface the whole brand from these few people. The thousands of designers, engineers and dealers. They are the true beating heart of Volkswagen.
@druss999 please, in Europe you can have a defeat device on your car if it's for the maintenance of the engine.
In America it's illegal that was the only problem. But obviously the European Union is protecting their car manufacturers by allowing them to cheat the tests, it's completely normal.
That the best buy of you ask me.
@@dragospahontu Yes thank you, that’s why I bought one. Manual.
@druss999 like toyota hasn't done it in the past like so many other car manufacturers have
Looks good , but unfortunately it ends there. Wonder who are Toyota's target customers in this segment. Who will spend 32 k on this car is a question.
Good review though as always.
That’s what I was thinking. Toyota used to be cheap and reliable. But with their prices
Exactly. I have yet to see a single new Yaris on the road, even in the middle of a capital city. I've seen far more VW Golf Mk8's launched at the same time. What I do see a ton of is the Corolla that costs essentially the same, so I'm glad everyone is thinking with their heads on this matter. The price is shocking, not even 5 years ago we got a full-size Camry for $28,990 drive-away. The Corolla with a tonne more tech is reasonable at $27k, Yaris though, tell em they're dreamin.
Almost GR... 💣
You could get into a Camry accent hybrid for the same amount as a zr Yaris hybrid
Toyota Camry accent hybrid $ 35823
Toyota Yaris zr hybrid $ 36141
Yep, it's pricey!
Pricing is ridiculous, compared to a Corolla that gives you so much more. Can you believe just 5 years ago a brand new Camry cost $28,990 driveaway.
Talking about holding up traffic? Wow come and visit Alstonville, Goonellabah, Lismore, Ballina areas mate - it takes me 12.25km up to 23 mins these days because on all the single lane roads especially as they hit the town everyone literally crawls at 33km/hr (60km zone) and then the favourite- no one wants to use the outside lane which means at every roundabout you have 1-2 km long traffic queue morning and afternoons! Then another favourite- an example from today among thousands I see everyday- a Ford Ranger driven by a man of around late fifties showed how law abiding he is- sat at 78km in the 80km lane, slowed down to 60 when it change to 60 - great huh? Then the lane divided at the round about and the same vehicle ensured I did not get past so overtook me doing 60km and went at about 75 until turning off right. Another came around the round about and hit 90km in the 60zone until the lane merged and then dropped down to 50. Australia of the 21st century- a-z of safety gadgets but nothing added to the brain.
Reminds me of a woman I was stuck behind last year, I was stuck doing 60km in a 70km zone for about 3km before it opened up into 2 lanes at the start of a school zone where she then proceeded to drive at said 60km through a 40km zone. Utterly abysmal drivers are everywhere these days :(
@@bob778_6 Beware of the paint, japanese cars have a bad laquere.
Yaris ZR petrol: $34,932. And you get:
- A steering wheel
- An engine
- 4 wheels
And only 1 servo visit a month
They are expensive, agreed but it’s like that because make no sense buying anything else at the moment except Toyota hybrid in any car class if Thera are available, Toyota knows that and raised the prices up, but these cars worth any penny, the others are just technology from 10-15 years ago, hybrid drive train its bulletproof.
The issue isn't other cars, its the Corolla thats a vastly better vehicle for 5% more. Also not everyone is sold on these slow hybrids next to Mazda's more premium and responsive cars. Make "green" cars fast and fun, like Tesla is doing, and you will capture the hearts of motorists instead of the wallets of fleet companies.
I adore this colour but unfortunately only in Australia and Japan region it is sold. The rest of the world should buy boring old colours.
Honestly looks like a good car but as you say for only 2k more you can get a Corolla, if the difference was more along the line of 5k it would be a much more compelling proposition.
Your argument makes sense only if you want larger car and with worse equipment.
Shame about the price
Why are cars so expensive in Australia?!
The aud (australian dollar) is less valuable than usd or eur, 1 AUD = 0,74 USD
@@rafaelpires4576 It was below 70 USD it was also at one time above the USD and cars still expensive !! Aussie are bent over for anything and everything !
Import taxes and regulations. Which lead manufacturers to pass the cost on to consumers.
Cars here are some of the cheapest. The Yaris is a cash-grab, when they can sell a full fledged Corolla for only a grand more (5% difference in price, vs 20-30% years ago when the yaris was priced normally)
Ask our greedy politicians.
For Australia Toyota got the pricing wrong the price is only $3k difference to the Corolla, you can basically haggle almost $3k off the Corolla, so I don't see the point of a Yaris anymore. It will disappear off the Aussie market .
Not wrong pricing they just hadnt updated the corolla price yet. As of today Im writing this comment base model corolla get you the top spec Yaris and my god Toyota base model gives you terrible interior in everyway. Plus the wait time is much longer than Yaris. Ready to drive away from dealer now is 40k+ which is 2k more than top spec Yaris
@@MikeyyPham it's $5k difference between both basic models now still not a big difference. For that extra 5K it is relatively a reasonable upgrade. So the Yaris is overpriced.
no armrest, no deal
Well, as of Nov-Dec 2022, the waiting list for Yaris ZR hatchback hybrid (as for all other Toyota hybrids) is now >12-18 months, and this is just Toyota guess! It could well be longer and not likely to get shorter before middle of 2024 or later. The whole Toyota range prices will go up again in 2023 and again in 2024. If you don't like the 2022 price, it won't get any better, consider to shop for another car brand. I tested the pure petrol Yaris, not hybrid, this week and the pure petrol Yaris is NOT worth buying at all. It was noisy, unrefined and utterly gutless at low suburban speeds of 0-80kmh. We have spent 6 weeks in Europe in 2022 and other there in Italy, France and Greece almost every Toyota under 10 yeas old is a petrol-hybrid. And there are a huge number of Toyota petrol-hybrids in Europe now. Virtually no pure petrol on the roads, it may be that they are not even sold there. Having driven a pure petrol Yaris now, I am not surprised. Hybrid Toyota is vastly better to drive than a petrol Toyota, IMO. I tried to get a deal on hybrid-Yaris and I got nowhere. Which is what I expected, really. BTW Corolla hybrid waiting list is even longer than Yaris hatch hybrid and Corolla price goes up further in 2023 so the price gap will widen.
Alot of goodies for that little car, how stable is it at 70 to 75 mph?
Definitely not as stable as the Corolla that costs barely any more.
Why don't you ever show under the bonnet on your reviews?
There isn't much to see. The top of a 3 cyl. petrol engine, a large control module for the hybrid system and various fluid containers. That is basically what is visible from above.
Can get one of these Toyota Hybrids to average 2.1-2.6 city up to 60km (litres per hundred )so figures are miss quoted.
2021??????
i hate how expensive these economical cars are getting i feel like its a marketing stratergy to try and get people to pay more for less but get better fuel economy.
Beware of the paint, japanese cars have a bad laquere.
You gotta make more money bro
They pretty much force your hand into the small car class thats a tonne more refined for little more cash. I wouldn't buy these underpowered light cars at $20k, let alone at the same price as a normal small car which is better value.
The price is way too high for a small car.
I think the Ozzy dollar is loosing it's value 😅
Losing*
No, actually hovering around 74 USD !!
Never seen such a oversized square for a teeny screen. It looks like a kids toy.
Well now the Mazda 2 is the Toyota Yaris 😂
Is this a rebadged Mazda 2?
How do I hit the 'dislike' comment for this question?
@@denero4735 It was tongue in cheek. No need to dislike...the answer is no. The Yaris in the USA and Canada was a rebadged Mazda two and was discontinued in 2020. This new Yaris (XP210) is all Toyota as all Yaris were for the Asian, European and Australasian markets.
@10:50 Who can explain this to me. 3.3/100km = 73.1 U.S mpg. There are 1.2 US gallons to an Imperial gallon. Thats 87.79 MPG to the Queen. Toyota UK list the MPG as 57.6 to 68.8. That's a big difference. Who can tell me why seemingly the same car has more MPG?
depends on the tuning and the accessories they add on, and the type of roads etc etc. Aus cars are more fuel efficient than american counterparts for most vehicles
The 87mpg UK is true
NEXT: AVANZA
in australia we dont not toyota avanza
Who cares about the fuel economy if you already spent 32k for a yaris
Bingo.
And one most expensive small cars today
It's even more expensive now😢
Cooollll 2nd !!!!
Its fine bt man tht gear lever looks like from dacia.
My 2017 corolla Zr is cheaper but still impressive compared to this yaris
I wouldnt pay anything over 20k for a tiny little car like this
Noice mate
Be a fun go cart for a eunuch
I really want to buy it, but it looks so ugly, and the dash is horrible too, so I'm glad it costs so much. The next Mazda 2 will be based on the Yaris, so maybe a good looking alternative.
Just get a Corolla for $1k more than deal with these overpriced cars that ride on cheap chassis design, drum brakes and NVH levels unchanged from not too long ago when these cars were sub-$20k propositions.
30k? lol no thanks
Would love a review on the non hybrid. TH-cam is full of hybrid reviews and not many people like them. A lot of people love driving the old fashion way, to have that plasure of driving, yes the boring old Toyota. It's ok as a company car, but is like driving train. Let's leave the green BS aside, cause a 3 cylinder 1.5 engine will not kill our planet. You can rest assure of that.
You're right, barely any company on the internet bothers to review the manual gearbox Yaris, so far I could only find a PoV video of it here but not much else. I've paid a reservation for the manual Yaris recently and hopefully it doesn't disappoint me on the test drive 😂
It's because Yaris petrol is boring and it won't sell at this price point. If you really want one then Mazda 2 is the one for you
Fuck hybrid and electric I run my mazda3 with propane and thats extremely economical
Has it really increased in actual real world price or its it just the exchange rate of the pissy shitsville stralian peso?
Hey look it's just fine if you're a twenty something breeder. Could save a heap on 'safety tech' if one simply learns to drive.
Drive Away Price of $37K for a 76 kW/t pram? You must be kidding! Some people shouldnt breed.
Toyota are obviously trying to make lots of extra in profits, as the sheep keep buying there cars at any price !
Beware of the paint, japanese cars have a bad laquere.
Very basic no comfort
This car makes me think of the word disappointment. X. Sorry don't mean to hate. But it looks old and cheap already. Except it's not cheap!
Styling looks very 2014 to me with the over-rounded elements and bulbous lighting design. Toyota needs to look at what Hyundai/Kia are doing design-wise in 2020. Edgy and clean.
@@wrightcodyj fully agree mate. I much prefer the styling of the Picanto over this or the Kona.
A shit car at too high price..garbage!
This pricing! It's a bloody joke that anyone would not feel stupid buying one of these ugly cheap looking things.
Expensive. toyota are totally deluded. I am going to be excited to see how many buyers go for one of these cheap looking poor value cars.
One of my friends has bought one of these - ugly, cramped, uncomfortable, and painfully slow - there are lots of better superminis than this, for a lot less money.
Funny, I have one, and none of what you wrote about it fits in my oppinion...
@@HepauDK Henrik - Glad to hear you are happy with your car - each to his own!