This car is great! It's really small so I can do a U-turn in the middle of the street if needed, and parallel parking is a breeze. The interior is very roomy, though, especially the trunk space. You can fold down the back seat for even more storage space. I also love the gas mileage. I can drive for two weeks on one tank of gas! I love that, being a Toyota, I can expect the car to last for a very long time and not have to worry about maintenance issues. For such a small car, there is a surprising amount of power. I frequently get up to 85 mph on the freeway before I realize how fast I'm going, and the driving is really smooth. The panels are all easy to read, and the controls are intuitive. One of the best details in the car are all the cup holders. There are a total of five cup holders in the car, including another container area in the center console that could hold another drink if you really needed it. I have taken this car on long road trips (cross country) and short trips around town, and it's never let me down.

I bought my Toyota Yaris in 2015 used. It had very low mileage on it, and the price I got it for was an amazing value. The Yaris in general has fantastic value due to Toyota using it as a loss leader, i.e., a car that the company doesn't really make any money off of but is there to build brand loyalty with customers. The engine is top of the line and has that famous Toyota quality of lasting hundreds of thousands of miles. While the Yaris is more barebones than most vehicles, it comes with everything a consumer will need and then a little bit extra, such as auxiliary outlets for your mobile devices. While the transmission isn't the strongest and the car needs a lot of room to kick up on the highway, these shortcomings are made up for in fuel economy and longevity.