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If you're looking for a supermini that's designed for efficiency and offers low running costs, then a used Toyota Yaris is a great option. Spanning four generations, the Yaris continues to be a popular choice when luxury and high-end materials aren't required. They are featured-packed and great value for money, while their sought-after nature means you likely won't lose too much money when you decide to sell it on.
Previous petrol and diesel variants have all been removed from the lineup. Toyota now equips the Yaris with a sole hybrid powertrain for maximum efficiency and the lowest possible emissions.
PetrolThere's nothing fancy about the Yaris, but it will get around town without a problem. It's designed to fit in small spaces, but this cuts down on how much room is inside the cabin.
Interior spaceSince its introduction in 1999, the Toyota Yaris has been through four generations. Each new generation brings upgraded technology and a refreshed style, along with varying powertrain options. As one of the country's most reliable vehicles for minimal cost, there's a Yaris on nearly every road, further proving its popularity.
Available as a three- and five-door hatchback, this Yaris only comes with a hybrid powertrain (with the exception of the rally-bred GR variant). It was honoured as the 2021 European Car of the Year, and the GR Yaris is known to be one of the best hot hatches on the road, with superior style and exhilarating performance.
Because of the smaller footprint, the Yaris is easy to drive on city streets. It's also highly efficient, helping to save money at the petrol pump. The only aspect lacking in the newer models is space, which is to be expected because of its small size.
Greenest
1.5 Hybrid Design 5dr CVT [Safety Pack]
Cheapest
1.5 Hybrid Icon 5dr CVT
Fastest
1.6T 3dr AWD
The hybrid Yaris was first made available during this generation, along with the petrol and diesel options. At the time of its release, it was the cheapest hybrid model in the UK, giving budget-conscious buyers the option to save more. . Styling was refreshed and technology added in significant design changes in both 2014 and 2017.
The biggest complaints from this generation relate to the excessive engine noise and uninspired performance created by the CVT gearbox. Most consumers overlooked these minor issues to have a low-cost car, allowing the Yaris to continue being one of the most popular cars in the UK.
Greenest
1.5 Hybrid Icon 5dr CVT
Cheapest
1.0 VVT-i Active 3dr
Fastest
1.8 Supercharged GRMN Edition 3dr
The newer hybrid Yaris is made even better than before, with improved fuel economy and lower operating costs. Toyota is known for building reliable vehicles, and the Yaris is no exception, even with the budget pricing.
The Yaris is an optimal car for urban travel, with the ability to get around town easily thanks to its smaller size. It's also cheaper to buy. For more space, the Toyota Corolla may be a better option. The Corolla also has more technology and a more comfortable ride. Neither is considered better than the other though, with the decision coming down to the driver's needs.
Just because the Yaris has a lower price doesn't mean that it is going to fail prematurely. On the contrary, Toyota has built the Yaris to last, especially when properly maintained. By following manufacturer maintenance schedules, it's possible to get a Yaris to last more than 200,000 miles.
Anything from the fourth generation (2020-present) is going to be the best option. These models have a hybrid powertrain and the newest technology for an updated ride. However, there aren't any Yaris models that need to be avoided, and buying a used Yaris is an option for those with a smaller budget.
It's vital to look at the condition of the Yaris, ensuring that it was well cared for. You want a used Yaris that has received regular oil changes and maintenance. Look over the body to ensure that there's no rust or other imperfections that would lower the resale value.
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