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otterhere
07-31-2012, 06:32 PM
While I've opted to learn to love the Yaris (again, after a brief fling with a rental car), there are certain design features that will ALWAYS drive me crazy... Another discovered yesterday: those little storage areas below and on either side of the center console? Dropped a quarter and some other change in there till I had time to put it in my purse... GONE! Slipped under the plastic base, never to be seen again. Already the seat ate my Visa!
It's a cute little car with great gas mileage, but certain things leave me SMH.:iono:
edmscan
07-31-2012, 07:23 PM
It's a cute little car with great gas mileage, but certain things leave me SMH.:iono:
I put my car wash tokens in one of the compartments .... I have yet to lose them. Time will tell what happens. Overall I love my Yaris .. as I have yet to find anything that really drives me nuts. :thumbup:
ern-diz
07-31-2012, 07:42 PM
I think the only thing I've found myself complaining about is the size of the doors. The doors on the 3 door hatch are enormous. They're more like wings than doors so, I'm always worried about denting cars I park next to. The many compartments, including the ones on the sides of the center console, were actually selling points for me. I think the Yaris is more space efficient and roomy than bigger cars like the Scion TC.
nemelek
07-31-2012, 07:56 PM
I like the 3 door size. It makes getting in and out easier. I usually keep the coin in the steering wheel compartment.
tk-421
07-31-2012, 08:03 PM
@otterhere: Think of your Yaris as the biggest piggy bank you've ever had and it will make things slightly more bearable. :biggrin:
MadMax
07-31-2012, 08:38 PM
Or look at it this way, every time you lose a quarter in there, your Yaris is worth 25¢ more! :thumbup:
Cheers! M2
bronsin
07-31-2012, 09:12 PM
Any car could have done that to you.
Focus on what makes the Yaris good for you.
For me the Yaris is about spending $25 on gas every two weeks. While others spend $50.
Gettting 0% fianacing for five years.
Spending $10,000 less for a car.
Owning it for 15 years instead of 10.
Thats how you learn to live with the disappointments.
otterhere
08-02-2012, 12:49 PM
Good advice: accentuate the positive! That, and it's already paid for, vs. the pretty green Mazda2 for which I'd have to shell out another $8k...
JohnDykes
08-03-2012, 04:40 AM
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