2014 Toyota Yaris consumer reviews

within 4 and half year ecu not working one icu gone damage as a result this when we push acceleration pedal vehicle not moving more than 35 kilometres speed.

We previously owned a Cadillac, so there was quite a difference in size and fuel consumption. We use it as a motorized shopping cart, and for what we need, it performs well. Only observation against it is the instrument panel. Very hard to see, without the lights on. Overall a great little car.

I had a 2008 Yaris, 2011 Yaris and just recently the 2014 Yaris. I love this car so much. Super responsive handling, tight turning radius, touchy brakes and accelerator (which I like), zippy! Has protected me in what could've been a horrific car accident in which the car was severely totaled. Zero maintenance, reliable... never had to take them in to a mechanic for anything other than maintenance.

The Yaris SE has rear disk brakes instead of drums like other Yaris models. The rear disk brake callipers are prone to seizing, resulting in destruction of pads and rear rotors. In the last two years, these repairs have cost $2300 CDN. This points to a very expensive flaw in the car’s design. So although the rest of the car is quite reliable, the rear disk brakes are not. If you are buying a Yaris, skip the SE model

My vehicle is comfortable enough to sleep in. All car applications made easily visible for me to get to know my car well, and fast. Any adjustments, changes, or refills are brightly shown on dash a ways before empty. I’ve molded to a swift sleek ride, feeling sleek & Swift myself!

Love the feel of the drive of the Yaris hatchback. It maneuvers around traffic so easily. It holds the road and I feel very in control when I drive it. I'm a little surprised that it doesn't get as good of gas mileage as my 2014 Corolla, but still averages about 30 miles/gallon. Very happy with the purchase.

This car meets my needs. Very easy to handle. Especially like the way it turns. Plenty of space in the back. Like the color, also.

The car has nothing and can be considered small for some people - however, it is an excellent first car for your teenager or a backup car for a professional - it is definitely very reliable and quite easy to park in tight spaces

This car meet all of my needs. it's a great first car for anyone who is new - light but safe, small but powerful and sharp but extremely cost effective I have had 0 issues with this car

The Toyota Yaris 2-door hatchback is perfect as a first car for a new driver. It is inexpensively priced, and also cute, very safe and reliable.