The Tesla is a damn good car, that just happens to be electric. Your comparison of the model 3 to a Yaris is like comparing the Yaris to a BMW 340i and being upset that the Toyota is more economical. It's like, "no shit, but the BMW is the better car by miles in literally every other category". The point of the Tesla wasn't to be the most Yaris are unbelievable. Dad had one for 20 years and only replaced it with my mk2 when I was changing. 2 yaris with combined 29 years of ownership - never had any trouble. I'd recommend buying some extra bright bulbs for headlights as they are a bit crap depending on where you drive.
It’s free and tells you a lot about the previous owners! With regards to Jazz or Yaris. Both are quite similar as will be reliable but fairly basic. More space in the jazz due to clever folding rear seats. I would say either would be good, just try to find one in good condition at the correct price point. 4.
5’9” but own a 2 door 2016 since new but usually drive alone. [deleted] • 2 yr. ago. 168cm/5'4'' with a 5 door xp9. i fit in pretty comfortably. space has only really been an issue when we were 5 people in the car so the back seats got a little crowded but they could cope. however only one of those people was 5'11'', the rest more around

Any thoughts on this car for a small family of 3 (with a 3 year old) that won't get any bigger. We use the car quite sparingly (the volvo has 15k km after 2 years). We use the car for shopping runs, trips to the mountains (1-2 hour drive) and the odd long drive (500-600km) once a year. Is it worth considering instead of the Yaris Cross?

Di pa ko nakapagpaquote pero siguro mga 30k budget ko para doon. Brand New Car: Budget is around 1-1.2M. Currently considering the Honda City (due to Honda Sensing) My preferences are: good safety features, hatchback/crossover/sedan, 5 seater, Japanese brand, good resale value. Open to suggestions.

A 15-year-old, 11k-mile-per-year, 1-owner Yaris with complete on-time maintenance records could be good for that. I would expect it to be reliable in the near-term. Might also want to consider a brand-new Corolla or Prius, and amortize the expense over 15+ years of ownership.
Just bought a Toyota Yaris for £900. I’ve just got this car its 55 plate and it’s in pristine condition. Done less than 30k miles, only had 1 owner, been serviced every year. The rear bumper has a little west on the coating but apart from that it’s in amazing condition. I had a Ford focus ‘style’ 08 plate before it which was loads
Bit late to the party but for posterity - your wife's 2010 Yaris - aka Toyota Vitz in other markets, has absolutely nothing to do with this car, as it's a Yaris in name only - it's fully a Mazda 2 with some Toyota badges. Mazda reliability as of late has been good - so it shouldn't be a problem. Just the 2 cars are completely unrelated.
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