Toyota Yaris 1.3 VVT-i TR 85 BHP 2008 - POV Drive 

Went from an RS6 to this nippy little Yaris. An upgrade in every way

@@ulysses4989 Not in performance, but at least it is a car we can all afford 😂😂 My dad has had a yaris Mk3 for around 9 years now and I have grown up in the thing, I still love it all these years later

Enjoy

How much did you pay? I'm wondering what a reasonable price is for these

@@crispdonkey2222 I paid 1300 for the same model in the video. The car is in great condition for it's age. I've seen some go for a bit more but I'd say it was a fair price. It is from London so I'm not sure how that affects prices🤷‍♂️. But overall a good little car and is very nipy.

@@nabeelrahman6219 Depending on milage, thats a good price

@@nabeelrahman6219 It's a shame the car market is crazy right now :( wanted one for my first car but couldn't find any that were decent for under £3k really!

anything else we can do for you?

@@North49191 no that would be fine, looking forward to the next one 👍

@@North49191 yes mate, would you mind giving me the car free of charge?

@@abdullahhussain9589 Can I have free insurance with that too

Thank you 👍

I have it for my first car,driving it as my daily.I love it.

Same here

its the same car

@@ducklingshinging7813 ok

Same thing I think

Hi You have thz same engine ( 1.3) or you have the 1.0

cant go wrong, ive got the same 1.3 petrol version and its never left me stranded

Oh OK but l got a toyota avensis 2005 If there's something wrong with toyota avensis

They were standard on most early European market models

I don’t have access to the car anymore unfortunately

RWD

It's fwd

Great first car. Cheap to buy, cheap to run, cheap to insure

@@andyguk Would you say this is a better choice than an Aygo?

I think it's probably a better choice, more space and more refinement for long journeys

Airbags/crumple zone to keep the driver further away in a crash

@@xxz1434 The dash isn't really a part of the crumple zone lol, the dash doesn't need to be big, it's the bonnet/front structure.

@@akj2387 probably not lol, I don't know much about car safety but the most logical conclusion I could come up with without looking into it is to keep abit of distance between the driver and point of impact

@akj2387 the answer to that and most similar questions about weird quirks of this car is - room (space), safety and practicality. This car is all about extra room for passenger legs/heads, extra airbags, extra compartments to store stuff etc...

Will see what I can get hold of 👍

It was getting low 40s (UK mpg) whilst I was driving it