Scion iA Review - Toyota Yaris Forums

Kalispel · 11-11-2015, 06:07 PM

I'm sure that it would make a reasonably reliable daily-driver vehicle, but I just can't get past the horrible

front design and the bizarre Mazda curves/proportions of the car in general. I do like the taillights, however. I just cannot bring myself to buy a car that makes me cringe whenever I look at it, lol.

I'm happy getting the 38-40 average MPG that I am getting on my much-cuter little 2015 manual-5 Yaris SE, as a daily driver - almost all in-town Phoenix and general suburbia driving. Plus, it is very fun/sporty to drive, and comparable to the Mazda2 "Zoom Zoom" factor in that regard. I will also hedge my bets with long-term Toyota quality over long-term Mazda quality.

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11-11-2015, 06:07 PM	#6
Kalispel View User's Garage Drives: '15 Yaris SE 5MT Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Arizona (USA) Posts: 1,058	I'm sure that it would make a reasonably reliable daily-driver vehicle, but I just can't get past the horrible front design and the bizarre Mazda curves/proportions of the car in general. I do like the taillights, however. I just cannot bring myself to buy a car that makes me cringe whenever I look at it, lol. I'm happy getting the 38-40 average MPG that I am getting on my much-cuter little 2015 manual-5 Yaris SE, as a daily driver - almost all in-town Phoenix and general suburbia driving. Plus, it is very fun/sporty to drive, and comparable to the Mazda2 "Zoom Zoom" factor in that regard. I will also hedge my bets with long-term Toyota quality over long-term Mazda quality.