Overview & Reviews
Due this spring, the 2007 Toyota Yaris is an all-new model. Available as a three-door "Liftback" hatchback or a four-door sedan, it takes the place of Toyota's Echo and is the company's most affordable vehicle.
- Fuel-efficient, comfortable ride quality, crisp handling, available sliding and reclining rear seats.
- Sluggish off-the-line acceleration with automatic transmission.
User Reviews:
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What a Great little Car!!! - 2007 Toyota Yaris
By Melissa - September 3 - 6:13 amI purchased this car to get me from school and work to home. Ive been driving a lot and my new Durango was killing me. This is a 3rd car for my family and I wasnt sure Id like driving a car again, but I love it. I havent driven the truck since I got it! I bought this car used, but it only had 17,000 miles and was clean. It is so fun and comfortable to drive. Peppy, handles well, rides pretty good on the freeway doing 80mph. My husband is 63" and fits well and my daughter sits behind him with plenty of room. I consistently get 39 mpg even going 80! Cant beat that!
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Yaris - 2007 Toyota Yaris
By Chris - September 1 - 10:33 pmThis is a good example of Toyota quality for a reasonable entry level price. In this day of increasing fuel prices this is an exccellent commuter car. My car has 15" tires and the ride is considerably better than one would imagine with a small car. The back seats slide fore and aft to create either more leg room, or more cargo room, a nice feature at any price point. A/C is standard and the electric power steering is the best yet. For those who care, you can connect your iPod to the center console. It takes a little getting used to to have a center gauge stack, but the resultant three gloveboxes are worth it. The EPA sticker is accurate, which is nice for a change!
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2007 Toyota Yaris - 2007 Toyota Yaris
By A-town - August 10 - 9:10 pmI have had this car for a little over 6 months and have 10000 miles on her. I get gas mileage between 33-35 in mixed driving, I got up to 41 on a road trip. The car is great. It is nothing fancy but hasnt had any trouble with her so far.
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Only one complaint - 2007 Toyota Yaris
By ahviva - August 8 - 8:33 pmI was extremely excited to buy this car to replace my old Geo Metro. Although no fuel-driven car (and even many hybrids) comes close to Geo Metros fuel efficiency, Yaris record was good enough. Plus, I was looking to stay within the sub-compact category. I love it in every way except for two serious design flaws: 1. Theres only ONE cup holder in the whole car, and its positioned in a way that is utterly inconvenient. I have to reach quite far back, past the manual brake to be able to grab it. 2. If I adjust the seat so that I am comfortable reaching the pedals, I have to stretch my arms to reach the steering wheel. It makes it for a much less comfortable drive than Id like to.
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Favorite Car Yet - 2007 Toyota Yaris
By Jordan - August 5 - 5:40 amThis car gets excellent gas mileage, is fun to drive, sharp looking, and inexpensive even with some options. One very nice option is the MP3 player port, which was my excuse for a new iPod. Most surprising is the spaciousness of this car. For how small it is, it is very roomy, especially in the back. I was very surprised by that. This is my first Toyota, and it wont be my last. I can only say one bad thing about this car, but even it is typical of cars today anyway... it has rattling issues. This is mostly just because of all the plastic used on cars now. Its just something you will have to put up with no matter what kind of car you drive.
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The best car i ever had - 2007 Toyota Yaris
By mark kumer - August 1 - 3:16 amI am 41 years old. I travel over 100 miles a day round trip. I bought my yaris as a birthday present for my wife. We travel together to save on gas. Thats why I bought this fine work of art in my own words. You see its a steal for what you pay compared to the hybrids. I get 45 to 50 miles to the gallon with the a/c off and driven 55 mph with a 10 gallon tank you do the math its awesome. You know that credit card commercial. 45 miles to the gallon on a 10 gallon price
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Getting what you pay for is a good thing - 2007 Toyota Yaris
By mxzebrax - July 26 - 12:30 pmThis is a wonderful car for the price. At about 13,000 you cant expect much. The Yaris is like a a good $5 hamburger, its good, but its not a filet mignon. For the price, I feel this is the best car out there. I did a lot of shopping before buying and am very pleased with it. For a while I was a little iffy, but then I got the windows tinted and it looks way better, especially since I got a dark blue color. Dark cars need dark windows. This was my first car.
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Awesome first New Car! - 2007 Toyota Yaris
By Nate - July 1 - 1:20 amI bought the car for price and MPG, also because I havent seen many around. It was a must to get the S package and a must to get the manual transmission for its performance. I got the tan (bisque) interior which I think steps it up a notch from the dark alternative. I feel like Im driving a mini Camry which is my next car in a few years.
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Terrible little car - 2007 Toyota Yaris
By Abbie - June 29 - 5:49 amNeeds a specific kind of coolant/antifreeze. Cannot use universal. Can build up blockages in engine.
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LOVE IT SO FAR - 2007 Toyota Yaris
By tezra - June 24 - 8:53 amI have only had it a day, but I live 25 miles from the closest city and going back home is all up hill. I didnt have the least bit of problem climbing the hill. I am suppose to break it in at 70 mph. Having trouble keeping it from 80 mph, an thats going up 4000 ft elevation from sea level. Handles well, radio sounds good. Gas is barely off top end of gauge, and I have driven it close to 80 miles already. It is comfortable to sit in. Plenty of leg room and head room for me at 56. The engine purrs. Very quiet. A little wind noise but not much. Sporty looking.
