Is the 2010 Toyota Yaris a good car?
If you need a small hatchback or sedan for navigating city streets, the 2010 Toyota Yaris is worth a look. It comes with a 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine that isn’t very fast, but reviewers said it does fine in city traffic. Plus, the Yaris has good fuel economy ratings of up to 29/36 mpg city/highway.
How many miles will a 2010 Toyota Yaris last?
The Toyota Yaris can last roughly up to 300,000 miles. Based on an annual average of 15,000 miles, you can drive your Toyota Yaris for up to 20 years. Even if you drive above-average, you can still get 15 years from your Yaris vehicle.
Is the Toyota Yaris a 5 door hatchback?
Like its sibling the Yaris sedan, this 5-door hatchback is built by Mazda in a partnership with Toyota. As such, it has the fun driving manners for which Mazdas are known. As basically a Mazda2 hatchback in Toyota clothes, however, the Yaris doesn’t get the full suite of Toyota Safety Sense features found in the brand’s larger cars.
Is there a 2010 Toyota Yaris for sale?
There aren’t any 2010 Toyota Yaris for sale near you. Receive offers from our dealer partners fast. The 2010 Toyota Yaris’ dependability and wide variety of body styles give it broad appeal, but it falls short of being our top economy-car choice. As far as economy cars go, the expectations are admittedly quite low.
What’s the price of a new Toyota Yaris?
The all-new Toyota Yaris hatchback has a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $17,750, plus a destination fee of $955. The Yaris Hatchback XLE trim is $1,000 more, at $18,750.
What does the inside of a Toyota Yaris look like?
If the Yaris’ cabin looks far more like a Mazda than a Toyota, it’s not your eyes deceiving you. Essentially a Mazda with a Toyota badge, the Yaris interior looks like a smaller-scale Mazda3. While this may seem off-brand, it’s not off-putting.