Trinidad & Tobago issues (English language) - Toyota Yaris Forums

YarisTT · 06-24-2009, 02:45 AM

I bought a Yaris sedan recently. It's gives a very slight 'bump' while driving. Occasionally feels a little wobbly. Now, honestly, it's VERY slight, but I'm a stickler for details, so I notice it.

When I took it back in and test-drove with a technician, he told me that I'm about the 18th person to come in with this issue (the majority were women, only 2 men -- I didn't get why this statistic was of ANY relevance whatsoever), and that is is because of the "design of the suspension of the Yaris and new Corolla".

He said it will always give a very slight 'wobble' type drive. And that is just the design, not an actual fault or problem.

Now, I find this hard to fathom that I can buy a brand new car and NEVER have a completely smooth ride.

Someone mentioned to me it could be an issue with the drive shaft. Any thoughts on all of this are welcome.

06-24-2009, 02:45 AM	#1
YarisTT Drives: Yaris sedan 1.3 Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Trinidad, West Indies. Posts: 3	Trinidad & Tobago issues (English language) I bought a Yaris sedan recently. It's gives a very slight 'bump' while driving. Occasionally feels a little wobbly. Now, honestly, it's VERY slight, but I'm a stickler for details, so I notice it. When I took it back in and test-drove with a technician, he told me that I'm about the 18th person to come in with this issue (the majority were women, only 2 men -- I didn't get why this statistic was of ANY relevance whatsoever), and that is is because of the "design of the suspension of the Yaris and new Corolla". He said it will always give a very slight 'wobble' type drive. And that is just the design, not an actual fault or problem. Now, I find this hard to fathom that I can buy a brand new car and NEVER have a completely smooth ride. Someone mentioned to me it could be an issue with the drive shaft. Any thoughts on all of this are welcome.