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!!!!!

I made a lot of research on the size, fuel economy and luxury of a car which would like to own. It met most of my expectation except gives an average 10 in city and 14 KM/L on highway with A/C running. Bumper supports are bit delicate and get damaged easily. Looks perfect size for Indian Road.

This is my second yaris, upgraded from my old '07 to a 3 year lease of the 2018 model. Ending my lease now with 60K km on it. Generally very reliable, the only repair I've had other than scheduled maintenance was brake pad replacements at around 50K and a wheel alignment after going over a pothole. The nice thing about having a small entry level car is that even the big repairs are pretty cheap. Safety and convenience features are nice (I have the LE trim), performance is totally adequate for A-B driving but don't expect to be blown away - acceleration is noticeably sluggish when you're carrying 3 passengers. Tank is pretty small so I had to fill up more often than I would like when I was commuting but the actual fuel economy is pretty great, as long as you drive sensibly. I live in Ontario so we get pretty bad winters, I put snow tires on every year and never had any issues with winter performance. Even though it is a small car there is a surprising amount of space, you'll get just as much stuff in there with the back seats down as you would in a sedan, if not more. If you're on a budget and not looking for anything flashy, the Yaris is an awesome little car for reliability and affordability.