The Toyota TGRR GR Yaris M Concept isn't just a testbed for the company's new turbocharged 2.0-liter engine, it might also be ...

The Yaris GRMN is not a hot hatch. It's a museum piece in the making. It makes you take a second look and wonder if it's still that stupid small Toyota you're looking at. We don't know why Toyota made ...

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The era of small crossovers is still at the top of its game, and the Toyota Yaris Cross 2024 is no exception, but rather a confirmation of this. It offers all the advantages of a mini hatch along with ...

For over a year, Toyota fans have been energized by the possibility of a new mid-engine sports car. Just exactly what form that performance model will take is still very much up in the air (as is the ...

Here's a puzzler: Why buy a Toyota Yaris four-door hatchback subcompact when about the same money gets a Honda Fit, which is quieter, quicker, much roomier and a lot more fun to drive? In fact, why ...

Earlier this year, the European New Car Assessment Program announced it would update its testing procedures to make scoring maximum points more difficult. Ever since the introduction of the EuroNCAP - ...

The GR Yaris Is One of the Best Cars of 2020 GR Yaris Destroyed in Rollover Track Day Crash Watch a Toyota GR Yaris Spin Off the Road The Statesidesupercars YouTube channel managed to get a few clips ...

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2009 Toyota NCP91R Yaris YRX; 1.5-litre, four-cylinder, petrol; four-speed automatic; three-door hatch - $21,490* It’s true, good things do come in small packages. Packed with a raft of features as ...

Well, that was unexpected. We're peering at the freshly generated spec chart for the 2012 Toyota Yaris before us, and our eyes slither down to the 0-60 mph box, the omniscient measure of acceleration.

The badge may say Toyota, but this car is built by Mazda and uses Mazda parts. That's a good thing. Related to the Mazda CX-3, it brings frugality, but not at the expense of ride comfort and driving ...