Toyota Yaris in general

Toyota Yaris in general: Treat it with respect, Yaris 1.3 5 door. (738 words)
by paulhanton - written on 13.04.08 (Very useful, 121 readings)
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I have had my 1.3 Toyota Yaris for 18 months now, Yazzer (my son named the car) had it's first service, a couple of miles short of 10,000. The Toyota dealer (Pentagon, Barnsley) was helpful and the full service price was £96, which included oil and filter change, screenwash fluid, and they washed the car and vacumed it, all in three hours. 18,000 miles driven now, brakes only 50% worn, back tyres similar, though I have just had new fronts put on. I am saying all this before reviewing as it illustrates how inexpensive the car is to run. I have not had a single problem with this car and it has grown on me immenesly, I just love it. No issues with the ...

I am Sir Toyota & have come to claim what is mine! (1478 words)
by KatiePuckrik - written on 09.11.07 (Very useful, 612 readings)
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The Toyota Motor Corporation is currently ranked number 2 in the world motor market in terms of sales. It recently superseded Ford, who were number 2 before Toyota, last year and if current trends continue, the Toyota Motor Corporation will become number 1 in the world beating General Motors into second place by 2007. So what is spurring Japan's biggest company to surge ahead of the competition? In my humble opinion it's because they are building cars like the Toyota Yaris T-Spirit! The Yaris T-Spirit is the top model of the Yaris range. All of Europe's Yarises are made in Toyota's manufacturing plant in France. I recently bought one and decided to do this ...

Toyota Yaris in general: Yaris T-Sport - A Fistful of Fun In A Half-Pint Pot (3500 words)
by Nibelung - written on 02.03.02 (Very useful, 11607 readings)
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Having sacrificed my family-sized 2-litre saloon a while ago, so that my wife could be the next to have a new car (pause for hearts and flowers, violins etc), in her case a right-hand-drive Smart, I'd been pottering around in our other car, (by default officially "mine" it seemed), judging by the minuscule number of hours I was spending behind the Smart's wheel! Don't get me wrong, the car I refer to, is a Nissan Micra, a sterling bit of machinery that served us well on a few long journeys lately like London to Morpeth or the Lake District, since it had become our de facto "big" car. However, there was only so much ...