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Toyota Yaris
Toyota Yaris
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Base MSRP price range:
$14,370 - $17,280
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Car Type: Subcompact cars (Automatic transmission)
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Toyota Yaris Overview

Toyota's least expensive car is sold only as a hatchback. Despite excellent fuel economy of 32 mpg overall in our tests and a relatively roomy rear seat, it remains rough and very spartan in this increasingly competitive segment. Handling is ho-hum, and acceleration is slow. The car is noisy, with a busy ride. The driving position is awkward, but the rear seat is relatively roomy. The radio is needlessly awkward. Reliability is likely to be very good, but the Yaris scores too low to be recommended.

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