The 2021 Toyota Yaris came in the following variants
and we’ve recorded 104 prices that people paid when buying new. The biggest discount
achieved in 2021 on a new Toyota Yaris was
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On centre floor console: alloy look On dash: alloy look On doors: alloy look On handbrake grip: none On centre floor console: piano black On dash: colour high gloss On doors: colour high gloss
Seat Upholstery
Additional seat material: cloth Main seat material: cloth
Featuring prominently as Toyota’s entry-level vehicle, the Yaris has earned itself a great reputation for dependability as well as top value. Each of the three variants in the line-up are styled gracefully as five-door hatches with front wheel drive, and you’re set for a generous array of standard inclusions. From electronic stability control and seven airbags, to cruise control and a suite of other electricals, there is a heartening amount crammed into the car at a low price. If safety is one of your primary concerns, the range-leading ZR includes Toyota’s advanced safety package, with the likes of AEB, lane-departure warning and more. The Ascent uses a 1.3L engine, whereas the SX and ZR opt for a little more grunt courtesy of a 1.5L engine that provides great power to weight balance. Where the Yaris moves ahead of some competitors like the Kia Picanto is its versatility, offering greater back row space and comfort, as well as larger boot storage. Add in the trusted build quality of a Japanese made car, low running costs and a recently improved warranty scheme, and the Toyota Yaris excels as an inexpensive city car.
Like any other vehicle wearing the Toyota badge, you can be sure the Yaris is a fantastic vehicle. It is safe, reliable, economical, practical and built to the highest standards. Toyota has never been shy when it comes to packing its vehicles with loads of features and inclusions, with the Yaris proving testament to the fact. Although not quite as competitive on price as some of the other models in this segment, particularly the Kia Picanto, there is a discernable difference in quality, which some may appreciate even at the higher price.
In the US, Toyota made the decision to discontinue the Yaris as Americans continue to favour SUVs. While that same trend has been playing out locally here in Australia, the Toyota Yaris remains a key figure in the company's line-up down under. However, those hoping to see the once aggressively-priced hatchback under $20k will be disappointed, as the brand's newest iteration of the Yaris has seen a large price increase taking it above the $20k mark.
New car prices for the Toyota Yaris begin at $22,130, which is the entry-point for the Yaris Ascent Sport. The range is capped off by the Yaris ZR Hybrid TWO-Tone, which is retailing at a price of $32,550. The Yaris line-up also features a number of other names including the SX, SX Hybrid, ZR, ZR Hybrid and ZR TWO-Tone, each priced in the high $20k territory or around $30k.
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