Used Toyota Yaris for sale

Overallgreat experience, guys have nice optionsfor cars. Was working with VictorIA, got approved with 0 credit and 2000$ down, 40 minutes get out with the new car. Very happy with the purchase so far

Haven't had the car very long, but love it. I like the exterior styling and the interior dash and radio display are nice, just keep in mind it's 4 years old so not as fancy as a brand new car - but pretty good sized touch screen. Engine has more power than I thought it would. With 3 adults, I got up to 60mph within the on-ramp for the highway and merged without issue.

I bought my first car from here and I am loving it. The customer service was excellent. It is a small local dealership and everyone is very friendly. Thanks so much. Monia

Excellent all around especially with fuel headed TOWARD 4 DOLLARS A GALLON. Air blows cold. auxillary port, cd player. I can ride if it becomes $5 a gallon at 40 mpg. I get 440 miles to the tank

I bought my 2011 new and have had it for almost 4 years now, I LOVE my little Yaris! It has so many compartments, cup holders and functional spaces. The center mounted control panel took a couple weeks to get used to but now I love it and think all cars should be designed this way- I have 3 glove compartments- 3! I think it's genius and was bummed to see the newer models didn't continue this cool design feature. Gas milage is fantastic and it's a breeze to park, I would buy this car again in a heartbeat! I also like that the seatbelt heights are adjustable, the air is nice and cool, one set of cup holders sits right in front of the vents so it keeps your drink hot/cold- that's super clever. I am also a huge water snob and drink only Fiji... guess what? My Yaris has square cup holders!!! The only thing I would change about this car is the gas gage... it has 10 little boxes to indicate fuel level... once it gets down to the bottom of the tank it goes from two boxes to one box blinking slowly, then one box blinking quickly... why not go from two, to one, to blinking? ...that irritates me because I can never tell if it's a fast blink or slow blink... Otherwise, I love this car, and it is amazing! I am always surprised at how much I can pack into this too- I carried a 65" TV home from Costco in this baby- granted we took the head rests off and sat very far forward, probably breaking laws, but it fit!

2015 TOYOTA YARIE HATCHBACK L GOOD CAR GOOD VALUE GOOD OVERALL NICE CUTE CAR MY FAMILY AND I LOVE THIS CAR THIS CAR IS AWESOME

It definitely met all i need with easy driving and parking thanks to it’s size and light weight! Less gasoline too which is the best!

I love this car. in 20 16 I found it on Craig's list, used, 2012, 24,000 miles. I never cared for Toyota but my sister has a friend that has one and loves it. My Hyundai was totaled and I needed a car right away. Best car I ever had and I've had many, mostly Fords. I never had any issues with it, keep it serviced though. So why did Geico raise my insurance premium? The reason I was told is Yaris is not a good enough car, too many problems and hard to get replacement parts and 2012 year is considered too old. I now only have 34,939 miles on it. I had other cars insured by Geico. This doesn't make sense.

Almost 300K miles and has never needed a major repair. Fits 5 people well. Amazing gas mileage. Would be a great used car for a first time driver or someone who lives in the city.

Make no mistake, this isn’t a cool car. I bought it used from hertz with 30k miles in just 18 months, and have driven it another 65k. It’s as reliable as any Toyota. I average 33mpg over 4 years. The infotainment is good, ride quality is acceptable, and same goes for power. It’s made to be cost effective and easy to park, and that’s exactly what it is. I keep wanting to sell it and buy something fancier, but I just can’t justify it. Should go another 150k+

I've driven Toyotas since 1971. LOVE THEM. My Tercel was incredible. But then I bought a Yaris and it was even better (except it has an odd manual clutch, and I've never gotten used to it) Otherwise, I'm a Toyota guy. Now I want to replace my Yaris, only because I want a different car. Looked at the Carolla, and HATE the front grill. All the other Toyotas also have an ugly front grill,. They make the car look ANGRY. So I've decided to get a Subaru. First NON-Toyota in 49 years, but I just can't stand the Toyota grill. But the Yaris is a very TIGHT car, well-designed and well constructed. I got over 100 thousand miles on the original clutch and on the original brakes, and neither is showing any signs of failure. The MPG is great. I get 43.6 on the highway at 65 MPG, and around 42 in the city. Toyota: Clean up the front end, and I'll be back. Until then, it was GREAT knowing you.

Very reliable and fun to drive. Very responsive in busy traffic. Roomier for front passages than it looks from outside. Pretty versatile on moving persons and merchandise from A to B. Not the best on highway but not bad either. Good mileage (up to 45 MPG) and cheap maintenance. Sub-average on snow. Overall I'm very happy with it.

Very good small car. Reliable. Never had any engine problems. Tires have less than 15,000 miles on them. Battery was replaced Sept. of 2018. Only selling because I no longer need a second car.

The car is small and narrow, both good things for me. I haven't had it for long but I expect to enjoy it for many years.

GREAT ON GAS, STRONG, DURABLE, LONG LASTING ENGINE, MINIMAL MAINTENANCE COSTS, TAKES A LICKING AND KEEPS ON TICKING. YOU TAKE CARE OF IT TAKES CARE OF YOU.

Is very economic on fue, not a bad investment for a commute car, not recommended to be a family car but for daily drive this is the car I need

Although it’s a small car, this 2018, Toyota Yaris provides ample room in the driver seat- the most important seat in the car! Love it!!!!!

We searched all over Northern Virginia for a reliable used car for our college aged daughter. From the scary fly-by-night warehouse dealers in Chantilly to a dealer in Alexandria selling a car that had obviously been in an accident as a 0 accident vehicle. Eddie and the team at 1st Choice Auto were a breath of fresh air. It's a small team, not competing with each other, with a solid lot of inventory, and a focus on helping their customers find a vehicle. They engaged us in dialogue to understand what we were looking for, recommended a couple vehicles on the lot, then took us out to see their entire inventory. We found a great Toyota Rav-4 with some bumper damage. Eddie got the rear left bumper fixed and painted! Price was fair and process was well oiled. I will come here first to purchase my next used vehicle.

Was smooth driving easy to find everything no issues at all very nice looking car tires are good no rust no holes has nice radio and cd player

I purchased a Honda from this dealership in October. Based on my experience with 1st Choice Auto, I'd rate their communication 5/5 and the condition of the vehicle that I purchased from them 3.5/5, for a total of 4/5 stars. The pros: they answer calls promptly and courteously. They work with out-of-state buyers (i.e., I was permitted to send a mobile mechanic to check out the vehicle for a pre-purchase inspection, and I was allowed to put down a $500 non-refundable deposit to reserve the vehicle). They provided an itemized list and total of all costs over the phone and by email, and offered to handle the DMV/MVA paperwork for me. The mechanic noted that the windshield wipers needed to be replaced, and the dealership took care of that for me at my request. The cons: their listings claim that, "All safety recalls performed prior to vehicle pickup." That was not, in fact, the case with my vehicle. I arrived at the dealership more than three business days after placing my deposit. They offered to take it to a Honda dealership for me to get the recall resolved, but it was too late and inconvenient at that stage to do so (an acquaintance drove me a bit under 2 hours to reach the dealership as I did not have my own car, and I didn't want to impose on them any further by returning at a later date). Furthermore, while the car did pass both Virginia's state inspection and my home state's inspection, I ended up paying an additional $600+ for repairs. My advice is to mentally tack on an additional 10% to 15% to the total purchase price to land at a realistic amount you'll end up paying, and don't expect the vehicle to be 100% as you drive off the lot with it. If you find yourself considering a vehicle at the upper end of your budget, be sure to inspect the vehicle first and revise your offer accordingly.

Reliable reliable reliable! Love Toyota! I’ve seen similar Yaris’s with 400-500 k miles on them, this is why Toyotas hold their value! Great car! Love it!

We had a great experience coming to Miller Toyota. Everyone from Gary, our salesman to Vartan, the finance manager were extremely personable, professional, and patient with our questions throughout our day. It made our crazy roadtrip from NJ all worth it to pick up my new car.

At the beginning, I did´t like it very much. But the years have past and it has proved to be a very reliable car and gives out great mileage. I just love it.

Had a good experience buying a used car here this week. Set up the deal with sales manager Ali over the phone, went through the deal with Carlton (awesome guy to work with), and went through financing with Gian. Everyone was professional & the transaction (including a trade in) was fair to all parties.

I like this car because its small economical and some safety features . I love the black interior with comfortable seats. The car runs really quiet and great on gas.