Justin said:eh, I couldn't care less about power, handling, as long as its within reason... its never going to be raced or anything like that, its strictly for my g/f... I'll probally hardly even drive it.
i wanna know how it stands reliablility wise, etc....
We've had the engines, trannies and basic shell in the form of the Echo for years....so there shouldn't be much teething to work out. Maybe some trim bits and whatnot, but mechanically there's nothing revolutionary to worry about.RedBeauty84ZX said:Being a new car its hard to say, usually the first year or two of a production model has a few kinks that get worked out in later years. I would assume reliability would be high with this car, nothing complicated about it, just a toy 4cyl.
According to the British magazines I've read, the Yaris was a flop in Europe. In the last TopGear they had a story on the Nissan Micra, and were talking about Japan's previous failures in trying to enter the European sub-compact market, they mentioned the Yaris specifically.supra_onna95 said:The yaris has been around for quite sometime. It's been a top selling car in Europe, so the kinks should be worked out now.