Toyota Yaris 2021 review
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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2020
- Have you ever heard the saying you can’t get something for nothing? It could have been written about this all-new, fourth-generation Yaris.
It’s bigger, far safer and more feature-filled than the ageing city car it replaces. It introduces hybrid powertrains for the first time, debuts safety systems never before seen in a city car, and rolls-out the long-awaited cabin technology that the last Yaris sorely missed.
All of which is good news? The not so good news? You will be paying handsomely for all those changes. Yes, the new Yaris marks the end of the sub-$20k Toyota. And it ends it by some margin.
So does the value proposition still stack up? Or are you better off taking the never-smaller step up to the bigger Corolla. Join us as we find out.
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I just bought the new Corolla ZR Hybrid Hatch, I did have a Yaris for a long time and loved it, then had a qashqai and when it was time to upgrade went back to a Toyota, my Yaris never let me down and I’m hoping the Corolla is the same, Definitely will be putting my daughters in a Yaris for their first cars!
Thx mate very informative
Exactly what I need
5:52 I like that you drove past both a Hyundai Getz and a Toyota Echo in this scene. The Yaris is clearly quite a bit bigger.
We have a 2017 Rio AO Edition and its an amazing car with a lacklustre power train. It does everything you need a car to do in town. At least this Yaris sounds good when it revs. Seems to rev freely as well.
I like how the front is already blacked out
This price defeats the purpose of a yaris being a yaris- no longer a budget car, better off getting corolla
Unless the corolla is physically too big for you
I was so excited to finally found Yaris review that non hybrid. Really wanted to know about the pepi-ness of that 3 cyllies dynamic force engine along with dcvt that had first physical gear.
Too bad, you did not even review them
I think they have really missed the mark with the pricing. Let me know the sales numbers a year after release.
They're selling tons of them
@@googleinc6033 that's true actually, was surprised myself when the end of month sales figures were out! Also seen quite a few in base model trim on local roads too.
I am waiting for it.
I actually think its worth it, is the price a little high yes, but it has a lot of technology that a lot of cars in its class don't even have, plus there is even a GR version, the question is would you get a base or mildly equipped corolla or a fully loaded Yaris
Ordered this care
Just waiting for delivery ;)
Scheduled for?
6:45 Or you know... you could just reverse back in a straight line!
For the price ,a Corolla ...expecially the super practical sedan,is a much better buy .
Or even a Mazda 3 in super sexy Soul Red .
blacknester I know but it’s a much better buy than the Yaris
@@anthonymindel5861 if one does not mind buying something a couple of years or three years old go a mazda 3 or anything in that class of car.low mileage,check service history and if the last owner specified an alarm and automatic.i have had a k12 nissan micra 2010 in the past and what i lost in the eight years in depreciation before trading it for a 2017 holden spark in 2018 was horrible.what was a $15000 car new i got out of $2000 as a trade in.i would hate to imagine to see in about the same about of time what a yaris if you buy one now will be worth in 2028.unless it has to be new don't buy it.apart from the mazda,look at used civics,corolla,golf,focus and the like you can get a 2017 or 2018 and beat the yaris prices big time and it works out well if the one you buy has say 30,000km on the clock and you do say 10-12000 km a year so assume you get one that's two or three.buy now and sell when it's eight or nine with 80-90000 km on there and it will be worth something to a prospective p plater in the future.
the pricing on this is staggering
You're still paying much less than what this thing costs in Europe.
Corolla it is for me!
in indonesia toyota still sell older model as all new yaris 2020, and still many buy it (i think they dont know there are new yaris model out there)
For such money you can get i30 n line premium which has cooling seats , feature you only find in 50k+ cars.
i30 N Line Premium Auto retails at $39K. Fair price gap
@@drivingparadox never pay full price, get a used one as low as $28k
@@mansourq.689 in the next class above find a used anything and depending on miles and year(i would go for something no younger than 2 years and no older than 5)and you can beat anything in the tiny tots car class.granted the i30/corolla/civic and others might not have that trendy appeal of the yaris/2/polo/swift brigade and might seen grandpa like by comparison but remember you avoid new car depreciation and a car that holds it's value.buy one of the bigger cars for about $18000 used from say zooper car warehouse(no haggling needed)with say 40,000km on the clock and sell it before it hits 100,000km and it will be worth something to a new driver.sometimes a used whatever in the bigger cars is better.
I remember Honda bringing out a UK-sourced Civic hatch several years ago that cost more than an Accord; it didn't do well. It looks like Toyota is leaving the budget city-car class to the Koreans.
I like it
The rear doors don't open up very wide
25k-30k yaris? Yikes
How does it go up hill ?
Interesting. The old Yaris was really cheap by US standards. Now it's priced closer to most city cars in the US; our base Yaris with manual gearbox (actually a Mazda2) starts at AUD$21,500. But that's also the sedan. Base hatch (no manual; auto only, also a Mazda2) is over $24,000. This is not expensive by any stretch. Especially compared to the base Corolla hatch which starts at AUD$28,100 (manual gearbox) here in the US. I'd rather have the Corolla but it still costs more. And, importantly, quite a bit bigger especially if you live somewhere with tight parking.
Bigger?
No thanks. Would rather a corolla for that price.
very pricey for what it is.ouch base model once you add onroads and alarms and auto mid twenties.no thanks.i can scour the used car lots and get something next class above that's say a 2017 or 2018 model for well under this at time of writing.i would go an astra or a mazda 3 or even a golf for say 20 grand automatic and same specs as one of these low mileage and avoid the new car depreciation.i have a work mate who has a previous generation camry(2016 model)you can now buy for less money than one of these yaris.try fitting a family or friends into one of these good luck.even a used clio,fiesta or polo if the miles are right makes more sense or one of the very last of the pulsars before nissan went suv on australia,i will be looking at upgrading my car in 2023 but chances are it will be an astra or mazda 3 or a corolla used i go for.
I went and drove both today and tbh the new Yaris is way, way nicer. It's quieter on the highway too. I may be biased - even with the current special I chose the Yaris over the corolla. Unironically the nicer car.
@@lawdpleasehelpmeno I too chose a Yaris over the Corolla it’s a gem a lot of people don’t appreciate.
The reason the the price tag hike is because its not a yards. Its a rebadged scion
I have a Yaris Icon tech. It's a great car.
I wonder if the Yaris has the cheap plastic hatch door like the Corolla. That’s right the hatch door is plastic not metal. The boot lid on the Corolla sedan is metal.
30k is Toyota gone Mad
I thought the new Yaris had a 360 reverse cam?
It’d still be really low resolution
Would buy if it was
Finally a toyota yaris that looks cool, cute and modern !! Well done Toyota !!
Stavros _GR - Yes, but at what price? $7,000 increase? No way! And now it’s a 3 cylinder compared to the 4 cylinder in the old model !! The savings in manufacturing the 3 cylinder should make up for the extra cost of the new inclusions !! By this metric, there really should only be a small increase in price. Toyota should easily be able to sell a base model automatic for $20,000 on the road.
Nicholas T Peugeot 208 is even more expensive without offering good equipment. Almost all models in this category are expensive....
Stavros _GR - Not a good comparison - European cars sold in Australia have always generally had a price premium over Japanese and Korean vehicles. I don’t understand why you are trying to justify such an unwarranted price jump? Do you like paying more than you should for your cars?
@@Nicholas.T I am not trying to justify the price jump at all. I am just comparing the price with the other small cars in this category. In my opinion, the Yaris is worth the money instead of the Peugeot 208, Fiesta or Clio. I am not going to buy the Yaris at this high price but it is the most complete car in this category. The point is that I agree with you :)
@@Nicholas.T if you think building a 3 cylinder engine over a 4 cylinder is done for cost then you don't quite understand the engineering behind it
The price is insulting and smacks of arrogance by Toyota. I’m a happy owner of the 2020 RAV4. That car is exceptionally well priced and great value. Fantastic car. With the Yaris - Much better buying a size up. No centre console. Manual seat adjustment. Drum brakes. On 35 k drive way. Safety is amazing. I'll grant that. I can't consider this car. A rare misstep by Toyota..
Stephen - Totally agree Stephen! Toyota definitely deserves to fail on this one! We, the consumers, should not reward their gouging, by staying well away from this vehicle.
On the safety aspect you would be amazed how many crashes you can avoid by just being a better driver.
@@MrFister84 true but they are asking silly money.i recalled some 30 years ago a sporty corolla or pulsar or laser(sx,sss,tx3)sold with onroads and security systems and in the case of the nissan(auto was available till the 93 update)so the hot hatch varieties existed for the price of a yaris.my late father leased his cars and we were looking at a car for my brother on p plates a wild card we also looked at the time was the updated celica sx hatch coupes so around 1992.all were way better cars than a yaris now.going used in the next class above nowadays makes more sense.i would sooner look at say used astras/corollas/civics/golfs and imprezas and mazda 3's 2018-2020 when it's time to look at my next car which will be sometime in 2023.i drive a holden spark base model which used i picked up getting a loan $13,430 on roads which made sense 2017 model considering new in 2018 although they were clearing them out same specs as mine in automatic was $18,500 at the time.mg and the koreans must be laughting all the way to the bank with the mg3 and picantos selling for well under whatever toyota is asking for the new car.
I like the look of the car but at this price I can understand why Toyota won't bring it to US/Canada. It's too bad because the interior is better looking than the Yaris Hatchback that we have here.
Unfortunately, it's normal for the US to always receive the ugly end versions of car models in other countries. There are vehicles that I've seen in Europe, for example, that are NOT the same as the versions in the US and its frustrating that they do this to us.
Why does the predecessor model's exterior looks better to me?
The new model’s styling is a big improvement in my opinion
that bonnet is so sexy for a city car. not worth it though
Weird. The transmission is different compared to Europian model.
I do have a Yaris from 2008, 1.4 Diesel, but honestly for a 25-30k dollars, I'd do for a used 2015/7 Mercedes A class or even a BMW serie 1. More room, more sporty, more power, and sexier! 😄
But have to say. You really did an outstanding review, showing us so many details. Thanks.
Funny you should make this comment, I went to the Toyota dealer yesterday thinking id take one of the hybrid ones for a test. He gave me the price first and said perhaps id be better going to a corolla, and that was from a dealer!!! I said id be wasting my time for the cost, i could buy a 3 year old Mercedes or BMW. There was bugger all rear space. Will be sticking with our 2008 model 1.5L petrol manual only has 260,000km and still going strong, just a paint fail, its the blue one in Aus and theres plenty like this. I cant see them selling huge numbers. Other option would be a diesel i30 for roughly same cash as new.
3 year old euro luxury with no warranty. hmm
@@jackcalow2430 no way.the what if something goes wrong is 10% of the price of a yaris possibly more with old europeans.a better buy would be a previous generation 2017 or 2018 mazda 3 or others in this class.powerful,comfortable and the looks are just wow,my other choice personally would be if one can be found for the right price is a civic or impreza for the right price.these little cars are a joke on space.the boots for luggage is useless(it often gets to the point when i travel i have to arrange me an elite taxi or a limo to the airport and mom has to pick me up in the mercedes family car,i drive a 2017 spark which is useful for taking things to the laundry and for grocery shopping but a joke for everything else)
franz chong you bring up a lot of good points. i too would take those cars over a yaris or used A class
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1.06 Jeez wasn't that long ago Corolla costed 20k new.
2002 from memory.my old man almost bought me one to replace my first car which was a 1999 mazda 121 metro which from memory was $21500 new.the toyota dealer screwed up the order and we ended up over back at mazda with a new 323 astina.$25000 but it was no povvo pack.they think we can be fooled to buy a new age small car for the same money as say a golf or others in the class above.for me no thanks i'll be looking at a 2018 mazda 3 or other cars no later than 2020 when time to move on next time around.i drive a holden spark at the moment 2017 model but was looking before that when i still had my micra at a renault clio.from memory when they still existed you could get one of those base model for twenty grand auto/on roads/alarm,shame the dealer was not keen on trade in or i was unable to get financing for a new car at the time.
All the safety equipment in the world won't protect you in a crash against an oversized suv or dual cab that weighs twice as much!
For a single guy that doesn't head off road and only is lugging himself around town from A to B, wanting to be as environmentally friendly and as fuel efficient as possible, this is the best and even with the price rise, the cheapest option on the market. Even the hybrid Corolla (which a lot of people compare this to, saying it's around the same price) uses an extra L/100km and is missing a couple of safety features present in this new Yaris. I would've been happier paying $5~10k less, but being the best option for what I want, I've still ordered one for Nov delivery... now the wait haha
Hi ryan
What did you get?
And was it a good price?
@@dannykhasha6725 I've ordered the ZR model in a hybrid model with two tone bronx bronze/black. Got it for $34,800 drive away including floor mats.
Considering it was supposed to be $36,311 drive away plus floor mats, I thought that was decent for a brand new model out.
@@dapianoman20 Great I'm thinking either Petrol or Hybrid ZR
@@dannykhasha6725 The hybrid drives nicer and has better fuel economy. If you're gonna spend that much for the ZR, may as well go hybrid I reckon :)
@@dapianoman20 Yeah but the only thing that's missing is paddle shifters I will test drive both tomorrow if they have them
7:22 you can see the other person in that street just gave up trying to turn around and abandoned their car
😅
For that price, you can get the top VW Polo with all options (not the GTI)
3below kled tarron
There's too much electrical stuff that if you end up in a crash the car will straight up blow up upon impact
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Hyundai and Kia are very greatful!
grateful
@@SkippyTheRedKangaroo Nah, they are greatly grateful = greatful!
@@Swaggerlot hyundai don't really compete in this class anymore but kia does.
@@franzchong5889 semantics
30k for a Yaris?! Yikes!
I thought this was based off of a Mazda 2?
No that's only the North American model. This is the same as the Japanese 4th Gen Yaris.
$28,000 now
Over prices.
25k small car? Lol.
Not sure I like how the back looks like swollen angry hemorrhoids, why did they do that?
Next price hike Toyota Corolla
Yaris Cross
This is why I got a Mitsubishi Mirage. $15,000 out the door with a great warranty and excellent fuel economy.
Id rather spend the extra money and get something like a Seltos
It smaller than the previous model
People buying the Yaris are not looking for powah!
literally, corolla hatch sx only 31000 why bother with yaris
precisely.not many companies bother with this class anymore.you have the chinese with mg3 which priced well below this and the japanese with the suzuki swift.and then there is the europeans with the volkswagen polo and skoda fabia.price one right of any of them automatic/air/alarms and it entices people to return when moving a class above.i would rather a corolla or anything in the next class above personally.i have test driven things like early peugeot 206's,first generation mazda 2 and the earlier renault clios which were fun but prefer something a bit bigger.
We had it so good with the value of our locally made cars.
true.one never knew what they have till it's gone.i regret not telling mom to buy australian before she bought a mercedes almost 16 years ago.
I30 is a size above and 2 classes above.
get a current shape one used alternatively with warranty balance.far better buy than some of these tiny tiddlers and a lot safer.personally i wouldn't buy anything smaller than that class of car.it is all well and good if your main family car is some fancy pants european and this is your runabout but what if say one is a pizza hut driver and has to drive something like this around or their own car.many if the car is newish prefer their own.i drove one of the early yaris from 2008 on the job when working with them and it was awful.my own car at the time was a nissan tiida 2006 model.i preferred my nissan over the toyota.
Great car but you need to be an utter nutter to pay for one with your own money, considering the alternatives
true.if it does not have to be new scour the used car lots for something cheaper.i would suggest mazda 2 or 3 2017-2018 models at the present time,holden astra 2017-2019,corollas 2017-2018 or a last of the nissan pulsar c17 2016-2017 to name but a few.even a used mercedes small car if you can find one for under 20 grand such as the b class or a class is better than any of the tiny tots.
Not sure if Toyota are brave or stupid. I think I’ll go for the latter!.
Even the hardcore Toyota fans will agree that this car is way too overpriced
No thank you!! Will boycott it.
Why would anybody pay 32k when you're not getting much?
La fiabilité n'a pas de prix.
Beautiful vehicle.........horrible pricing. 🤔
The price is ridiculous considering what that is, is a rebodied Mazda 2....
And I thought Toyota is the sensible car for sensible people.
Silver Elgrand Low - Actually Silver, are you in the United States? Because this is a review of the brand new Yaris being imported into Australia. What you are most likely referring to is the Yaris that has been sold in the US for a couple of years now, and it is indeed, as you say, a REBADGED MAZDA 2 !!!!! Why Toyota decided to do this in the US market - I have no idea. But here in Australia, we have only ever had actual Toyota designed and built Yaris models - this totally new model and all previous models.
Its so Beautiful but costly
I AM OUTRAGED!!! A TOYOTA THAT IS PRICED LIKE A VW! This should NEVER happen, because even though I have no plans to buy one, I will give MY OPINION on the subject. Haven’t driven one either. Good review 👍
Expensively uneventful
I rather catch the bus and contract the corona virus.
Thanks for the vid. Can you review the 428 bus ?
perfect car for asians
Go get a Kia. Toyota have lost the plot
For 25-30k u can get kia cerato which is a feature packed nice looking sedan.
Too ugly and too expensive, Kia Rio looks good
Toyotas are built alot better than kia's though
nikhil krishnan Honda then
So expensive
First
1st one to watch
So what! 🙄
and were meant to care why?
In these Covid times we need heroes.
1st virgin too no doubt!
This looks horrid.
Knob
you all good?
Yuck!
Only a mother could love that front end...........I really don't get it Toyota...WHY are you building ugly cars?.
Stupid price. Poor value. Another Toyota ripoff.
Wayne Hobbs - No Wayne, this certainly is a ridiculous price, but Toyota have generally in the past always had very good value vehicles. And for many years, they have had the very best fixed price servicing in the business. A $40-50k RAV4 has $210 per year fixed priced servicing for up to 5 years. That’s terrific value! Toyota Australia can do it if they want to.
lol you're not 175cm tall bruh, you're 160cm at most
Covid pricing... toyota continues to go down hill with lexus