2012 Toyota Yaris Reviews

2012 Toyota Yaris

Through recent years, the Toyota Yaris subcompact sedan and hatchback have tried to compete in those markets to new models and the newer redesigned. Now, for 2012, Toyota has redesigned Yaris. This is all new Yaris, although Toyota still has the body size and shapes something original

the new Yaris has a 2-inch longer wheelbase than the previous version, and this car is 3 inches longer overall. Toyota Yaris sedan version has removed, saying the buyer choose the hatchback version at 70 percent of the time.

Interior is one area where the new Toyota Yaris clear and far superior to the old. I feel a little plain-looking previous model, and a lot of control feels thin and cheap. . The new interior of the Toyota Yaris' more Scion, with dual shades and textures, including skin patterns elephants are found in the Toyota Venza and Sienna pricier similar. The idea is to enhance the appeal for 20-somethings, interior dimensions similar to the old car, too, although the edge is much larger cargo bay, now up to 15.3 cubic feet of useful

the entire Toyota Yaris trims gain AC Standard & CD stereo with a USB jack and additions. In this version, Toyota has removed the center-mounted gauges controversial to support a conventional layout. Buttons and controls felt solid and well-connected. SE models stand out on the steering wheel and leather gearshift. Two of the best in this class and a clear step up in trim levels lower

The new Toyota Yaris is standard with nine airbags, including a rollover to feel side-impact curtain airbags for both front and rear seats and knee airbags for the driver. Since this is the latest model, not yet crash-tested. It has a five star rating to seven airbags collisions including driver knee bag. Toyota Yaris also has received VSC (vehicle stability control) and a number of others to save lives and avoid a collision. Pedestrian safety features including a hat to absorb the impact, front guards and windshield wiper bumper cars and a single

Very good there are many competitors out there at the same price. My personal favorite is the Ford Fiesta, handsome and nice to drive. But I'm also interested in the Honda Fit, which provides the back seat and more cargo room than the Toyota Yaris (or almost any other subcompact car). Mazda2 has the same sized friendly town with an interior that is more mature. And if you're looking for cheap wheels, you can not beat the new 2012 Nissan Versa, which will provide A / C and automatic transmission well under $ 14,000.