Used Toyota Yaris for Sale

Toyota is a great company making great and reliable cars. The car I bought had minor issues - like I had to replace a headlight light bulb and a brake-light light bulb, but no major ones, and overall was a very reliable and high-quality vehicle. The factory recommended maintenance is only every five thousand miles, which is not a pushover, and the cost of maintenance is moderate even at the dealership. You can get a minor service for below hundred dollars. Also, Toyota has the unified system for vehicle records - you can always see the whole history of the vehicle service as long as you perform it at one of the Toyota dealers. I have received good service at a dealership. And I even found one dealership ( Sierra Toyota ), which does not push unnecessary service on you, and just do everything by the book. The interior design is plastic and looks somewhat cheap, but Yaris is a low-budget car in the Toyota lineup, and reliability and mpg rating is more important to me anyway. In terms of reliability, this Yaris was a great car - over seven years of ownership and fifty thousand miles driven, I only had to take it in for repairs twice. Otherwise, the only care the car required was regular maintenance. Also, mpg rating is great - I'm averaging about 30mpg in the city while using air conditioning and maybe 25mpg without. Also, extended warranty was very affordable - below a thousand dollars.

I like that this vehicle was easy to maintain, and it was very reliable. But it does depreciate over time, and it eventually required a lot of work and repair.

What I like about my vehicle is how good it is with gas. I can do $40 a month and make it last no problem. I feel safe enough room for my family, and until now, everything has worked great with it. What I haven't liked is under the car it keeps getting damaged. I'm not sure what that part is called, but if I hit something on the road, I always end up with that plastic piece hanging.