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Therese 

on Productreview

4 years ago

It's no V8 or V6 so the handling and comfort can be a serious downgrade especially if you are driving on Melbourne's horribly maintained highways. Going over bumps and potholes and shoddy roads is way more noticeable. Biggest driving issue is the front window does tend to fog up easily. Negatives out the way. Planned on just using this as a stop over car in 2020-2021 and selling but I've been happy with it so far. Happy enough that I intend to keep it for at least 5 years anyway. Most issues are cheap to repair and I expect ... read more

Julie 

on Productreview

4 years ago

I purchased the Toyota Yaris GR Rallye. Number 85 of 200 in Australia. This little pocket rocket will blow your socks off! It has three modes: Regular, sport and rally. To be honest, unless you were doing mountain driving and the speed limit was over 80km regular packs enough punch and sport is rarely used. I don't require the rear seats so they're folded down giving me a huge boot. I drive daily to work but as my drive is mostly highway, I don't mind the mandatory 6 speed manual gears. I love the look. Especially the rear e... read more

Tommy 

on Productreview

5 years ago

Bought a 2006 4 door hatchback for $2000 a year ago and have been over the moon with how it's been. Reliable, zippy enough to get around without any fuss, fantastic fuel economy regardless of whether it's city or highway driving. Surprisingly spacious for a small car, i have fit bikes in the boot with the seats down. I like the digital dash as well, makes it feel more modern than it is. Initially I bought it as a stop gap but have no intention of selling it any time soon. 

Elmar Shar 

on Productreview

5 years ago

I was one of the people to jump on the special offer provided by Toyota for the first 1,000 GR Yarises at $39,900. For that money I think this car is pretty damn amazing, especially when the top-end "normal" Yaris is almost the same price. I am not a huge car person, my main and daily driver for the last 13 years was another Yaris (1.5L 2007 YRS) which I liked and have reviewed some years ago. I have also driven higher-end cars for an extended period of time to compare the GR Yaris to, these cars include: 2013 BMW X5 , 2017 ... read more

Geoff H 

on Productreview

5 years ago

I love this car.For a micro it is roomy and well powered.It has been reliable.Only fault was an oxygen sensor at 110,000 k which made it stop revving when it had run for about 1/2 hr.Easy fix.No other mech probs in 140'000 ks 

heidijaneh 

on Productreview

5 years ago

I just use this car for running around the city. It is easy to maintain. Cost effective. I like that seats can go down so I can slide surprisingly large items in! It's small and easy to park. Love the reverse camera. I get it serviced regularly and no issues other than a high clutch point, which is a preference thing. 

Bandzior 

on Productreview

5 years ago

Surprisingly the model keeps its high resale value. Probably it is the most expensive in its class. What you get is legendary Toyotas' reliability. The good thing is that parts and maintenance are on the cheaper end. 

pollygoh2002 

on Productreview

5 years ago

During many years I have driven all kinds of cars from VW, Honda, Mitsubishi, Toyota Corolla, plus more. My Yaris is the most reliable, zippy and comfortable car I have ever driven and I go everywhere in it. Because it is small it is easy to park and its power and fuel efficiency are great. There is only one thing I don't like about my car and that is its name 'Yaris". It sounds like an exotic animal. 

SMT 

on Productreview

5 years ago

Fantastic and reliable car. Extremely good on petrol, trouble free, easy to park and pleasant to drive in the city. I bought it for my wife and I take it now and then as it's so much fun to drive.