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.

The 2010 Toyota Yaris sedan is a pretty boring looking car. It's indistinguishable from pretty much any other sedan from the same year in terms of looks. It's roomy enough though, has a good sized trunk, and handles/rides well. The car seems well made. With routine maintenance I haven't had a single problem with it. The engine is pretty weak and the car feels sluggish when you accelerate. The trade off is that the car gets fantastic gas mileage. The suspension and brakes are terrific though. Aside from being slow/sluggish the car handles great and has a nice feel to it. Overall I would say if you are looking for an economy/low end car and don't want a hatchback the Yaris sedan is pretty good way to go.

I didn't really expect much other than good miles per gallon from the Toyota Yaris when I got it. The truth is, there really isn't anything more to it than the good mpgs. The acceleration is incredibly slow and it isn't that fun of a car to drive. The interior is very basic and it isn't luxurious at all to drive. This car is as close as you can get to the Toyota Prius without actually owning a Prius. It isn't the nicest looking car, so it doesn't really turn heads. Unless you like to drive like a grandma, this is most likely not the car for you. The acceleration is probably 0-60 in 15 seconds and it isn't really a car you can pass people in. For a commuter in the city it isn't to bad, but once you hit the highway, you really start to want much more acceleration than what it comes equipped with. It is quite a reliable car though. I have yet to have to go into the shop with it as there haven't been any problems whatsoever with it. The wheels on the base model are not very nice and I replaced the wheels.