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Old 02-28-2012, 02:46 PM   #1
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New Yaris 1.3 vvti cvt dynamic.

Hello fellow Yaris drivers.

My boyfriend has his Yaris just over 2 weeks right now.

It is a 1.3 petrol with a cvt transmission.

The dynamic is a very complete edition with 16 inch rims, roofspoiler, foglights in front, dual climate control, armrest (front), smart entry system, rear parking camera, Toyota touch&go navigation and multimedia system, stop/ start system, rain/ light sensor, in height adjustable front seats, sport suspension etc, etc.

It drives great and it drives better than my Yaris diesel i have to say.
That is mainly because its very comfortable at higher speeds.
When you've reached 120 km/h on the highway it makes just over 2000 rpm.
You experience driving in this car as in a much bigger car but still have the benefits of a smaller car for example city driving and fuel efficiency.

It was a long way to buy this car.
In august '11 he bought a Prius (2009). During the test drive we've heard a rattle and made the deal with the salesmen that the rattle should be fixed.
That didn't happen eventually. Prius sold.

Than we bought a Ford Fiësta (2011) a new one.
Good car at first. But the first morning after we got the car from the dealer there was a strange sound coming from the engine.
Almost everything replaced in the car but no solution. We got a rental car, a new Ford Fiësta with the same sound. Fiësta sold.

Back to Toyota and a great car it is







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Old 02-28-2012, 06:14 PM   #2
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Wow, it's very beautiful inside. I like it a lot. No 1.5L option though?
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Old 02-29-2012, 01:22 AM   #3
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Thanks!.
There's no 1.5 available in the Netherlands.

For now the 1.0, 1.3 petrol and 1.4 diesel and over a few months the hybrid.

I don't know if there's a t-sport coming.
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Old 03-03-2012, 08:07 AM   #4
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Forget the 1.5L version. When you have the 1.0, 1.3, and diesel engine variants, who needs the 1.5 engine? If they offered such a wide variety here in the States, I'd pick a smaller or diesel engine every time. Better gas mileage equals money saved and less dependence on foreign sources of energy.
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Old 03-03-2012, 08:09 AM   #5
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Old 03-03-2012, 08:13 AM   #6
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Merging into rush hour traffic on the expressway must be a blast with the 1.0L!
Even with the 1.5 flooring the gas is required to get into the fray of the morning commute..
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Old 03-03-2012, 08:58 AM   #7
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Wish we had the option of a diesel out in my neck of the woods. I love me a diesel, and that one looks sick!
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Old 03-03-2012, 01:16 PM   #8
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Merging into rush hour traffic on the expressway must be a blast with the 1.0L!
Even with the 1.5 flooring the gas is required to get into the fray of the morning commute..
maybe in new york, where there are crazy amounts of people. The only time I've driven through new york in my Yaris it was 8am on a Sunday morning. I think there were maybe a dozen other cars total on the road.

But i've never had problems merging, just time it right and all is good.
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Old 03-04-2012, 11:17 AM   #9
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Looks great!
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Old 03-04-2012, 03:31 PM   #10
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Merging, is probably trying to get your car between other cars during traffic jams?
I'm not formiliar with that word.
But that's no problem at all! But in Europe, especially the Netherlands you throw your car before another one ;-)
But i think driving conditions here are not comparable with the USA.

I have a diesel Yaris and i drives great but you pay much more roadtaxes. The price of diesel less expensive than petrol but several times more expensive than in the US.
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Old 03-14-2012, 12:08 PM   #11
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Two questions by start/stop u mean eco mode i.e the car goes on batteries when its brakes are pressed or do u mean push start button also does this model come with standard
ESP?
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Old 03-14-2012, 02:56 PM   #12
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Two questions by start/stop u mean eco mode i.e the car goes on batteries when its brakes are pressed or do u mean push start button also does this model come with standard
ESP?
1st question: yes it's a stop start system. The first stop start system in combination with a automatic gearbox over here.

2nd question: even the most basic model has esp and traction control for example and 7 airbags.
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Old 03-15-2012, 01:10 PM   #13
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hmm.... thanks i hope the japanese variant comes with all this stuff btw how is the gearbox is tht some sort of a tiptronic gearbox
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Old 03-16-2012, 03:45 AM   #14
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hmm.... thanks i hope the japanese variant comes with all this stuff btw how is the gearbox is tht some sort of a tiptronic gearbox
It's a cvt gearbox. Just like the Prius has for example.
But it works better than in the Prius in my opinion.
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Old 03-17-2012, 01:15 PM   #15
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Merging, is probably trying to get your car between other cars during traffic jams?
I'm not formiliar with that word.
But that's no problem at all! But in Europe, especially the Netherlands you throw your car before another one ;-)
But i think driving conditions here are not comparable with the USA.

I have a diesel Yaris and i drives great but you pay much more roadtaxes. The price of diesel less expensive than petrol but several times more expensive than in the US.
yea that is what it it, if you just through your car in front of another in the US they'd hit you and sue you for all you are worth. Getting a license is really easy over here and people are flat out jerks at best.

Yea from what I know y'all pay a ton more in taxes on the car than we do in the US. For example i just paid the yearly excise tax (road tax) on my 2007 and it was $27.
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Old 03-18-2012, 01:12 PM   #16
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Went to the showroom today was fairly disappointed to see Japanese vitz "Jewela"
without steering con,no auto climate control,no tachometer and of course no ESP
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Old 03-20-2012, 12:43 AM   #17
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It's a cvt gearbox. Just like the Prius has for example.
But it works better than in the Prius in my opinion.
I did test drive the 1,3 auto gear yaris, and I must say ( well I did know it was going to be like this due to the volume of the engine but not as bad ) it's really slow to accelerate once you stop the vehicle and accelerate again.

Also, the dynamic package, it's the one with the 16'' right? Which means you have those " special " 205 tyres? The specs say the 16'' rims with the 205 tyres actually have an increased petrol consumption and much worse turning radius which was quite notable , hence why I went with Active.

The rear camera , foglights touch multimedia station, and start/stop function came in as well. All the other components can be added as well ( and if your lucky like me and know the mechanic you can do the installation much cheaper and get the complete car cheaper but that's just random luck, this is also the reason I didn't go for the dynamic version as I will add the wing, the arm rest , led lights for a very very low price ^_^ ) but mainly I didn't go for the dynamic or style version due to the increased consumption, otherwise it was great fun driving it and the gearbox was fairly quick to respond once you actually were driving and to a fellow asking if it's trip tronic , it's auto/ and semi manual, even comes with floppys! Which is always fun!

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Old 03-21-2012, 02:36 PM   #18
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Hello fellow Yaris drivers.

My boyfriend has his Yaris just over 2 weeks right now.

It is a 1.3 petrol with a cvt transmission.

The dynamic is a very complete edition with 16 inch rims, roofspoiler, foglights in front, dual climate control, armrest (front), smart entry system, rear parking camera, Toyota touch&go navigation and multimedia system, stop/ start system, rain/ light sensor, in height adjustable front seats, sport suspension etc, etc.

It drives great and it drives better than my Yaris diesel i have to say.
That is mainly because its very comfortable at higher speeds.
When you've reached 120 km/h on the highway it makes just over 2000 rpm.
You experience driving in this car as in a much bigger car but still have the benefits of a smaller car for example city driving and fuel efficiency.

It was a long way to buy this car.
In august '11 he bought a Prius (2009). During the test drive we've heard a rattle and made the deal with the salesmen that the rattle should be fixed.
That didn't happen eventually. Prius sold.

Than we bought a Ford Fiësta (2011) a new one.
Good car at first. But the first morning after we got the car from the dealer there was a strange sound coming from the engine.
Almost everything replaced in the car but no solution. We got a rental car, a new Ford Fiësta with the same sound. Fiësta sold.

Back to Toyota and a great car it is







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Very Nice!

I would be very interested in hearing you gas mileage results with the smaller engine. Also the diesel engine.
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