The 2019 Toyota Yaris is the Mazda2 Sedan You Can't Buy in America

[@cjs3283]

I had to buy a car FAST due to an emergency situation. I found a 2019 Yaris L which--as he says in the video--"provides basic transportation from point A to point B with very little fuss " and "amazing fuel efficiency". For this road warrior who has a 100-mile daily round-trip commute, I was glad to find it and hope it lasts a long time.

[@cjs3283]

@Pansy-guitar So far, so good! I'm racking up the miles; bought it at just under 15.3k miles and it has 33.8k now. Bought the car just over 9 months ago.

[@TheWhisperingPenis]

​@MariedSavedByGraceForever WithClutch says the Yaris is Toyotas most reliable car. In fact its the most reliable car on the entire site. JD power and Consumer Reports lists it as top 3 most reliable.
If you want reliable this is as good as it gets. Just get the manual or you will be bored to tears. If that matters to you.

[@TragickSin]

it has a mazda engine...if you take care of it it should last around 200k trouble free

[@christopher-gardner]

How is the car doing these days?@@cjs3283

[@cjs3283]

@@TragickSin 👍😊

[@ehut12]

this car is what inspired me to fall in love with mazda. i’ve sold cars for toyota and mazda and it saddens me to see that mazda is severely underrated. when. people come up to me and ask for recommendations for a new car, 9 times out of 10 i will say mazda’s.

[@asad5067]

yea the last 2 gen mazda 3 were amazing, i dont think the new one is. cx 5 is great. mazda 2. not sure what else.

[@Shinofour]

Owning this car is why I'm looking at Mazda for my next vehicle XD

[@iMidnightMonster]

"0-60: Yes" LMAO

[@suthius85]

I spat out my drink when I read that 🤣

[@jacobrollins2843]

💀💀💀

[@nicholasjarrett2055]

Jahsim I died when I saw it 😭😭🤧

[@davebcoolin]

Lmao

[@justarandomperson8960]

Where?

[@Catchingcars]

1:21 0-60 mph: Yes 😂😂 LoL that was hilarious Sofyan! And great review as always.

[@475thehitman]

I have this car. I disagree. I dont believe it feels slugish. And its a very smooth and quiet car and amazing for road trips.

[@guzziefuzziewuzzie]

I agree with you, a bought my 2020 Yaris which is honestly a 2019 Yaris and it feels awesome.

[@jwickert3]

I've never driven this car but the HP and torque numbers are quite a bit lower than the Chevy Sonic.

[@laurenjoan7802]

It also has “sport mode” I use it when I need to accelerate faster and you get better mileage uphill. You can’t really go wrong with Toyota.

[@jC-kc4si]

Best mileage with 6 speed I've gotten was 54 and 1/2 mpg. Usually get around 44.

[@gidget123456]

The actual Mazda2 is sold in Puerto Rico. So since it is fully federalized, if you REALLY want a Mazda2, you can import one from PR.

[@alansmilealot]

The actual Mazda 2 looks way better... exterior wise lol

[@Yofavscammer]

I like how you emphasize “REALLY” bc they tax the hell out of cars in Puerto Rico it’s not even funny

[@letshaespeak3671]

Mentally Challenged Viking you know you can google a world map. It’s free and not even hard

[@thebarofsoapIG]

Mentally Challenged Viking I was about to correct you, but I saw your name; it all makes sense now.

[@TheFandere4]

Mentally Challenged Viking Hmm let me tell you a secret, most part of the cars are built in Mexico, just like Ford SUVs and cars

[@trowercroy153]

Speaking of price point. I purchased a new 2018 Yaris IA this summer for $12,900. Great little car.

[@sirflexinton]

I got my 2017 iA a few years ago with 5 miles on it. Such a money saver.

[@FruityBubbleGumKushh]

No power

[@edgaryzen4925]

@@FruityBubbleGumKushh no debt

[@webbie1891]

I'd pick this car anyday over the Mirage

[@asdfghjqwertyu1858]

The Mirage is honestly not a bad car. Just very basic and feels too “90s-ish” in comparison to other cars, and used cars offer a better value. In countries like Russia, there are cars that have not been redesigned as old as 1965, yet people are happy. But Americans expect more from their cars and prefer a more modern feeling car.

[@johnnymichael1804]

That's like saying you'd rather get pissed on than shit on.

[@JDMHaze]

i would pick a skateboard over a mirage 😂😂😂😂

[@Liger._King]

Of course! The Mirage is the ugliest car ever manufactured. Mitsubishi is a huge disappointment.

[@marcusvision]

@@johnnymichael1804 😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@k.y.2072]

2:10 0-60 : YES 😂

[@Liger._King]

K.Y. 20, that puzzled me for a moment. But I had a good laugh. 😆

[@JDMHaze]

😂😂🤣😂 welp lmaoo

[@ForEnthusiastsReviews]

I don’t know why, I laughed so hard at the “0-60mph - Yes” 😂😂

[@benjamincoulter4522]

Anyone else notice the cars driving backward at 2:53 or am I just hallucinating?

[@reynaldomancillas6285]

Benjamin Coulter the footage is probably played backwards

[@atticstattic]

That's how drivers roll in Virginia....

[@Salatiso]

Honestly when I saw it I thought I was going crazy,
Then replayed and realised it's probably editing.

[@JDMHaze]

atticstattic lmaoo

[@Liger._King]

In fact, after watching it I think you've got very good eyes; I didn't even see that until I read your comment.

[@chrisortiz6240]

Seeing the Mazda steering wheel with a Toyota emblem hurts my brain.
And the Mazda key fob with the Toyota emblem! What is happening??? 😂

[@azharkacak1978]

joined ventured R&D to save cost.just like new Supra and BMW Z4.

[@chrisortiz6240]

@@azharkacak1978 Thanks for the info. I'm aware it's a joint venture between Toyota and Mazda. I was saying it more to be funny. Have a great day!

[@truckercowboyed2638]

Just wait till we get the Lamborghini Steering wheel with the Dodge emblem on it, or the Fiat Taillights on the ram !!

[@chrisortiz6240]

@@truckercowboyed2638 That's what these companies have to do now to survive. Savage...

[@ciello___8307]

American's don't buy yaris 's and subcompact cars (the sales have been bad and trending down) so toyota decided to replace the old yaris with this much better Mazda 2. It's a smart move I think. If Mazda themselves don't see a business case with their 2 for the US no wonder toyota don't bother with the yaris for the US market. Incidentally, they just released a new toyota built yaris for japan and europe.

[@Packerm87]

The trunk ordeal is by design. So if you leave your key in the car, people can't walk up to your car and open the trunk. Keyfobs are to be with you, they are not expecting you to leave the fob in your cup holder. My car does the same thing, i have an infiniti. Great video, i love the honestly.

[@electron7659]

No one would ever leave their key fob in the vehicle as they would not be able to lock the vehicle while the key fob is inside. Most new vehicles have this system as a safety feature already.
The vehicle can detect the key fob's precise location and if it's inside, then the car will never lock.
Therefore, no one will ever walk away from their vehicle before taking the key fob with them and locking the car.
With that being said, the whole trunk issue is now pointless. It would make sense to still be able to access the trunk even if the key fob was inside your vehicle.
.........and I speak from first hand experience because I drive a Honda Fit and I've been able to access my trunk while my keys are inside my vehicle. Cased closed 🔐

[@Landon_Coolaid]

I’m still driving a 2007 Toyota Yaris Hatchback and I absolutely love it! It’s definitely a weird and different car, but I love it!

[@CarLover-hk2nr]

Landon Cooley I have a 2011 hatchback, but I have to change the radio console because it’s not working right

[@Landon_Coolaid]

CarLover1998 Yeah, I’ve just had the check engine light come up on my Yaris, so I’ve begun doing some troubleshooting based on the code it threw, but mine is still running strong at 226,000 miles.

[@CarLover-hk2nr]

Landon Cooley mines at only 126,000, but I do hear some creeking sometimes from the suspension when I turn

[@Landon_Coolaid]

CarLover1998 Luckily my fix shouldn’t be super difficult or expensive based on the code it’s throwing, but even at 226K, my engine is still running like a champ.

[@briannavarrete49]

6:03 There's like a dozen videos of you that contradicts that key fob statement

[@sjwang40]

This car is a crazy good value. Weird grille aside, it's a good-looking car with a very solid interior and good practicality. I had a 2008 Honda Fit back in college and this is better in almost every way except not being a hatchback.

[@mnelson311]

Not having driven too many BIG POWER cars lately, I find my 2019 Yaris quite peppy, and kidding aside 0-60 in 9.8 or so isn't really bad, especially around town - Instant lurches from stop signs, very quiet, marvelous steering, a nice smooth revving sound & feel, a delight to look at, inside and out. A Corolla with comparable options would have added $4000 or more to my $19,000 out-the-door (tax, destination, plates) and I found the Yaris higher up on the fun-to-drive meter. After 12,000 miles averaging 40+ mpg, I feel very pleased with it. I have the LE trim, automatic and it has keyless entry/push button convenience. I don't see why folks need more car and for 19 grand You get a lovely Mazda2 with Toyota service.

[@garretteckhardt6665]

I traded my first car for one of these roughly 3 and a half months ago. Absolutely loving it for every reason you said! Super fun and crazy efficient on gas.

[@tkskagen]

I bought my car (LE Sedan) in July of 2020 for under $16K!
Doesn't have any power, but is VERY CONFORTABLE!

[@daniellee7872]

This car is absolutely the best in value, had the 2018 iA with 60k miles, still running strong and no issues whatsoever since day 1. Yes, its basic, but for this price tag, it's hard to find something competitable especially in MPG.

[@enriquemercedes9519]

Redline Review: How many seconds until 60mph?
Redline Review: Yes

[@PP-qj1ez]

Well .. that means, Yes, this car can reach 60 mph, well, somehow!! 🤣

[@marcopolo-xj4yw]

Several minutes.

[@nextleveljourney6612]

8.7 secs, 0-60
16.8 1/4 mile

[@cherrychubbz3389]

I'm coming from a Toyota Corolla 1997 model.
For me. This seals the deal. Hands down.

[@aayangoverski3437]

1:25 0-60mph “Yes”. Wow this car can reach 60 mph, how amazing

[@JH-qy7zw]

Vehicle driving backwards in the background at 2:50 really threw me off!

[@lukespack]

Very nice looking car. If I were getting my first car I would definitely think about this Mazda/Toyota Yaris.

[@m.b.3916]

I have a 2017 model which i think is exactly the same, 45k miles so far, used it for uber.... nice little car, i got the 6spd manual and its not that bad as far as acceleration, but def would bump the hp up a little if i had the choice

[@readyforpushbackjet]

I agree with you on the front end... put some whiskers on it and call it a large catfish!!! 😂

[@cjs3283]

HA! My favorite Blue Planet episode is Season One's "The Deep". There's an angry-looking critter in there that reminds me of the front of my Yaris (or vice versa :) When I bought the car I sent photos of both the car and the fish to friends and said "Front grille or angry fish? You Decide!"

[@wrzl1675]

Here’s some old Yota employee trivia-ish. The old Yaris/Echo road on a Daihatsu chassis and Mazda engine before it became a 100% Mazda 2 ( not one Toyota part anywhere other than a badge(s) ). The Scion XB also road on a Daihatsu chassis and a Camry LE engine and transmission.

[@JDMHaze]

Randy Carlisle well toyota owns Daihatsu soooo lol

[@ProBenja5]

They used the Toyota 1nz-fe which I don't think was used in any Mazda vehicles. Daihatsu is now a sub brand of Toyota so it's the same thing as saying that Lexus uses a Toyota platform.

[@ctsfiddler]

I have a 2016 Scion iA, same car with 52k on it. Runs great and not a squeak. I added a Pedal Commander and that made it so peppy. If I buy a new one i'd do the same. Handling, brakes and now pep. Handling is as good as my Miata. get one folks if you don't need back seat space. The Corolla handling don't compare.

[@stevee8318]

The handling of your 4 door FWD compact is as good as your RWD 2 seat dedicated sports car? Lol c'mon

[@ctsfiddler]

@@stevee8318 I guess what im trying to say is , I don't miss the Mazda "feel" when i use the Scion during the week.

[@vannag2162]

What I can expect from a redline review of a subcompact car before even playing it:
“Hard touch plastic everywhere”
“Don’t even expect to find..”
“It’s Extremely slow...”
“Halogen headlights...”
“Door doesn’t sound solid..”
“But that’s what I expected In this class..”
Why does he even review this class of cars? Its usually just a drag fest 🙄

[@reynaldomancillas6285]

Hannah Gil more like every review...

[@asdfghjqwertyu1858]

He actually said the door shut sounded reasonably solid.

[@vannag2162]

damianraver I agree

[@vannag2162]

Reynaldo Mancillas you’re absolutely right

[@jeffreyjeziorski341]

If he likes a car, closes door with window closed. If he does not, closes with window open or partially closed. Then he comments on the solidity of the sound.

[@tkskagen]

I love my 2020 Toyota Yaris LE Sedan in Isycle White.
Paid under $16,000 for a brand new car!

[@asdfghjqwertyu1858]

I believe the old Yaris used the same transmission and engine from 1999 all the way to 2019. I do not know much about Mazda reliability, especially the newer models that are no longer in partnership with Ford, but I am glad Toyota finally changed the Yaris hatchback.

[@leekumiega6576]

Mazda has gotten pretty good reliability ratings since they ditched the Ford parts and Jatco transmissions and designed everything themselves .

[@mbenton6]

Actually mazda just beat out toyota for the number 2 ⁵spot but you but don't do research

[@leekumiega6576]

@@mbenton6 I don't do research? How did I know reliability is pretty good, and I knew the overtook Toyota overall but the Yaris and Mazda 2 (where they are sold) have had air conditioning issues but that is about it.

[@sean8081a]

The old yaris engine was bulletproof, the mazda engine uses direct injection so carbon buildup on the valves could be a major problem but haven't heard anything so far.

[@asdfghjqwertyu1858]

@@sean8081a I heard there are some people actually getting carbon build up on the skyactiv engines.

[@Redmon05]

My wife chose a '19 Yaris after her '15 Corolla S was totalled. I was skeptical at first, but after a three hour, economical Sunday drive, I was pleasantly surprised. The ride was smooth, engine was peppy and there's just enough tech to balance it out. You definitely get a decent car for the money.

[@BeesonsCars]

Just imaging how cool this would be if someone swapped the 2.5T skyactiv Motor in here. Would be a total pocket rocket.

[@conceptcs]

I like this car. Looks good for a subcompact.

[@Forge17]

It was a little cooler when it had the scion badge on it. Pretty nice for like 10k

[@gene978]

Why does anyone listen to someone who drives major horsepower cars like his Tesla and Cayman what do you think he is going to say about the power on this Yaris? It’s a City car, and a very cheap commuter car.

[@leekumiega6576]

Publications that tested 0-60 claimed to get there in 8.7 seconds for both manual and automatic.

[@marcusvision]

If anyone goes above an se trim for this car needs to be slapped, might as well get a Corolla with better wiggle room.

[@GHinWI]

Marcus .Danc3 this is an irritating thing about car reviews-they always review a fully-optioned vehicle, not the version most people buy.

[@MsRose00]

George h I assume that done intentionally. The car company’s send that version so the viewers will be more impressed and then get their price increases when they go to the dealership because they want all the options they saw in the review.

[@fakedazzleful]

But don't you think if someone buying a yaris. They obviously are going to a hard time and the basic yaris is what they need to get by

[@andrewnolan180]

@JPavilion 2 I disagree. I bought a Scion iA for my kids new in 2016. While it doesn't have much power, it is a great small car. Handles great and is far more fun to drive than a used Camry with more safety features. I may keep it as my daily driver when my second graduates in 3 years.

[@hellokyle_]

I like how you can get LED headlights/tailights in the top of the line model.

[@jeffreyjeziorski341]

I picked up a color brochure from Toyota and noted that armrest and navigation are available as accessories. I remember spending an extra $250.00 for my mini cooper.
Similar horsepower, btw.

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

@2:57 The cars on the street are all driving in reverse! 😂
Really well done review! Thank you so much 😊

[@vuv9520]

I love the cars flying backwards 2:52 to 2:54. First time seeing this I had to go back and do a double take as well. :)

[@blac_lense503]

Glove compartment “cheaply falls”😂😂😂

[@yungmayo4037]

This car is really not dat slow tbh

[@carbitch9498]

Finally a review on my car. Except I have the LE

[@wbwayne8887]

So, do you confirm that it does accelerate 0-60? 2:10

[@bachconneshon7809]

@@wbwayne8887 when in sport mode it accelerates faster than a civic

[@trier4952]

I bet this car would be a lot more appealing if they offered a turbo charged version

[@attackroflchopter4403]

I drove 4 gen civics for years and years. I have a soft spot for small, simple, cheap cars. Even this one.

[@leekumiega6576]

If you go Honda again stay away from their Earth Dreams engine ,the turbo forces gasoline into the oil due to loose fitting oil seal rings on the pistons then it's goodbye engine.

[@moeanthony9308]

@@leekumiega6576 Not all Earth dreams engines are turbo tho.

[@thomascain8839]

I drive a 2016 CX-3 and felt right at home in this interior lol

[@toyotabrony]

At 5:58, FYI, bring Scion back. We enjoy that this still have the Scion theme on it today

[@J.Stargaze]

If I wanted this car then I'll drive down to Mexico and buy the actual Mazda 2 hatch, it's sold in Mexico!

[@windmillcancersurvivor2568]

And the Award for Cinematography/Auto Reviews in this realm of the Galaxy goes to Redline Reviews!!! Content on another level!

[@cancel.lgbtq.6892]

He would go perfect with this car.

[@matnice5045]

Yutube SuspendedMyAccount Why 😂

[@heyitsmeapo]

Because of his height?

[@skarceoneafd9609]

He just would

[@davinp]

It's also the only Toyota that has Android Auto as Toyota still has put it in the Corolla or Camry (added for the 2020 model). I hate that Toyota has refused to support Android Auto until 2019 and unlike Mazda is not offering an update to 2014-2018 models

[@derricklough1172]

I have the Scion “ version”, (the last year), and had to buy it after owning a Lexus IS 250. I felt like I had to settle, so I pretty much ignored it for 3 years. I then started making it “my own” as there were a lot out there. Got some major changes coming up. I read about this trim package but have never seen one on the road. I’m trying to source the head lights and grill inserts along with the trunk lid spoiler. Now that it doesn’t look like everyone else’s, I enjoy it more.

[@Cjppv]

Why Is a underpowered car a pathetic thing? There's people who don't care about these things on a vehicle...some of your professional opinions are too much on the personal side instead of following the line of a car journalist...

[@JDMHaze]

cristopher jean perez villagran you must not live in America, lol trying to merge in a slow piece of shit when you are somewhere like Florida, Texas or Atlanta where the drivers are extremely aggressive It is miserable... I personally like this car But try merging in miami with a Mitsubishi Mirage and life is over

[@truckercowboyed2638]

@@JDMHaze i see those little mirages on the new Jersey turnpike all the time, usually clogging the left lane too

[@rabit818]

Front end looks like a catfish

[@RepublicanJesusthe2nd]

I think the front of the car looks great.

[@cjs3283]

I think it's both funny and fun! I get a kick out of mine. 😄

[@instasingingvids3529]

Not sure why 0-60 matters in a car like this Most people are going to buy this new to drive around town as a commuter car most likely not traveling from state to state.

[@mightbesherwood1313]

True - I never accelerate while driving in my home state.

[@A_guan]

The yaris hatch is gonna be amazing because it's a mazda2 hatch in America again

[@walterrobeson1198]

Everyone is going to come back to the subcompact once those gas prices skyrocket by the end of the year thanks to new regulations on coal and oil in America

[@gabepettinicchio7454]

Rented one of these in New England in the fall. I think this review is spot on. It was fun to drive, as long as you stayed well w/i its limits. The poor acceleration made sure I stayed w/i those limits. The tire's cry for help on anything more than a rt. hand turn at a stop sign, in a residential area. Yes, the chassis appeared rigid and strong despite the light curb weight. --- Being the 1st "modern-day'' Mazda I had driven, I was disappointed in the steering. Oddly, IMO Mazda's biggest Kudo's (steering) was a let-down. Perhaps it is just my preference, but in sweeping turns or canyon twisties, although quick and direct, I thought, the steering resistance was too linear. The feel was the same through-out, lock to lock. Maybe, it could be described as artificial. --- My car at home is a Suzuki SX4, feels weighted and much better, but it doesn't have electronic steering. All in all, the car had no personality, no quirks & definitely no attitude. Did I like it, yeah. Would I buy one, perhaps only for my teenage children!

[@ashtonGM2550]

i just came from asia to Canada and when asked Mazda why don't you sell mazda 2 in Canda, they told me Canadian market primarily tend to purchase SUV and bigger cars!

[@MrAndrei4777]

Very good review. Nice that you are reviewing cheaper car segment. Also a great idea to include some bloopers in your videos. Grtz from Belgium

[@davinp]

yes, small car sales have slowed even for Toyota and Honda. But unlike GM, Chrysler and Ford, the Japanese are not discontinuing small cars.

[@ThatSilentGuy]

I like that at 1:54 in the engine spec list the 0-60 mph data is *yes*

[@NGMonocrom]

Automatic climate control, touchscreen monitor, Push-Button Start.... But no basic drivers side folding arm-rest. Yes _THAT_ is where they decided to do some of that cost-cutting to make this car more affordable. Even the Chevy Sonic comes with a folding arm-rest. It's not much, but you do get one.

[@jC-kc4si]

If you have the 6 speed. Most of the time your hand will be resting on the stick shift.

[@truckercowboyed2638]

This would make a great electric competitor to the Nissan Leaf. Do it Toyota!!

[@WearySteerer]

Oh what a feeling Mazota.

[@denamaharani6479]

*toyozda*

[@wbwayne8887]

Zoom zoom

[@JDMHaze]

Mazda makes GREAT, FUN small cars, so to have the Mazda put their hands in this one is GREAT...Toyota should be grateful and so should Toyota customers.... This is far better than the competition especially for the class, And this craps all over the last yaris

[@DeadofWinter321]

Except this is not going to last nowhere near as long as the last Yaris. Toyota is shooting themselves in the foot with this vehicle.

[@JDMHaze]

DeadofWinter321 nobody is buying a yaris to keep forever lol

[@watershed44]

The Toyota Yaris is still a much better handling car than the new Corolla or even the new
Mazda 3. Those in the know....know. Get it with the 6 speed manual and you'll be happy and the price is right.

[@markc5677]

Plus the Yaris has more passenger volume of 87 cubic feet of space vs 86 cubic feet of space in Corolla hatch. Which is weird since the Corolla is considered compact and the Yaris a subcompact

[@joelbolton7252]

Didn't realize you were miles away from my hometown NOVA!

[@racoonzattack]

This is probably the number selling car in Puerto Rico where I live. No joke. It’s everywhere. As soon as they came out. Since the first one to this Mazda built one. It’s funny because people here are die hard Toyota fans. Mazda not so much. Toyota has been the number one selling brand here a couple of years now.

[@harper7489]

1.5L , 106hp, 103lb-ft , Really?
Now is 2019. Not 1990s.
Oh fuck!

[@30kenton]

my 6 year old notice the car driving backwards lol

[@tkskagen]

"Fair Warning" (from personal experience), for SOME REASON the rear deck lid/trunk does tend to "pop" itself open while driving.
When I questioned my local Toyota Dealership, it was "non-adjustable", or a Safety concern (for the Dealership/Toyota)!
And was not considered a "Recallable Situation" since they did not "VALIDATE" the complaint/concern...
I LOVE my 2020 Yaris LE Sedan (ICECYCLE [Unicorn] WHITE), although it has absolutely no power, I drive like an "Old Fart" (minus the 3-mile blinker).
After daily use for the past 31 months, I still have under 13,000 miles, I average 37-51 MPG!
Lastly, when I used my last Maintenance Warranty (only 2 years), I was offered $19,500 to be used for a Trade-In.
You cannot purchase a (reasonably equal) BRAND NEW car for under $26,000 today!

[@blac_lense503]

Economy penalty boxes😩😩😩😩I felt that

[@carbrickscity]

Wish they sell the Mazda2 hatch here in the US with the manual in the top trim.

[@jessequijano]

Cargolplex you can import from Puerto Rico. been on sale here for years both current and previous gen. No problems importing it.

[@carbrickscity]

@@jessequijano Still would be better if they just sell them so you don't have to deal with imports.

[@chanceromance7120]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought this looked like a Mazda

[@jerryaulphgmail]

I'm glad he mentioned the color... I was thinking about not buying the car till I heard about the great color...

[@davinp]

I don't like that Toyota likes to use big grills on their cars. To keep it cheaper, LED headlights were not standard

[@hatez8203]

the album cover / artwork isn't showing on my 2019 toyota yaris sedan, the bluetooth works and everything it's just missing the artwork, any fixes?

[@aequitas8749]

Bring back the Mazda2, Mazda!

[@bencwiklinski4012]

Yaris gang will rise up

[@zone559]

You need to do the hatchback review also, also all 2020 model has android auto and apple car play.

[@theanthonysvideos]

Great video like always I love yairs it’s a good car recommend it people with a low budget

[@clairekennedy8767]

Much better than the Yaris today used to make

[@geek8817]

Just imagine if it had a small turbo...

[@jesusiscomingsoon5665]

The new Toyota Yaris us when in reality it is a Mazda 2 with a Toyota label, a model that is over 5 years old. Toyota is trying to trick people telling them it’s a new Yaris. Meanwhile the UK gets the real Toyota Yaris 2020. I don’t know why Toyota is doing this with Mazda and the new Supra BMW. The commercial says “Keep moving forward” but instead they are moving backwards, so sad.
Thank you Toyota for cutting corners. 👎🏼👎🏼

[@oskarngo9138]

Just add ~30 hp more! And it will sell better.

[@otamaki277]

Trunk without a key is a very bad issue. My husband has 2018 Yaris and he left his key inside the trunk by accident. It took quite some time to access the trunk from the inside (back seats). It’s just so dumb to make it so complicated.

[@GXLDFISHYT]

REDLINE REVIEWS YOU ARE THE BEST

[@rondhole]

I wished you have more professional review with the view of the under-body. Suspension setup, steering, knuckles, engines/transmission, and control arms. Without that, how do we know how much improvement from the previous Yaris. What you do is just what we can do by visiting dealership and test drive it.

[@unknownally]

0-60: Yes, it’ll eventually make it

[@PP-qj1ez]

With this one being completely mazda, just rebadged as Toyota, I would really be concerned about the reliability and longetivity for this car.

[@jonathanostrowski8345]

PP exactly, that’s the only thing keeping me from being totally interested in this car

[@Argedis]

The Mazda Skyactiv engines and transmissions have been out since 2013 and they have been bulletproof reliable powertrains. Whereas the Corolla has already had re-calls on the CVT and the previous gen is already having CVT failures.
Also if you did a bit of research you would see that Mazda just beat Toyota and took the #2 spot for Consumer Reports Most Reliable Automakers. Toyota is #3 now and Lexus is still #1.

[@MyLifeThai371]

In 2019 I test drove a brand new 2019 Toyota Yaris at the dealership. I was very unimpressed. I would stomp the gas down at a red light after it turned green and the engine would just roar, but when you watched the speedometer it was barely moving and I could smell something burning. A brand new car is not supposed to have a burning smell coming from it. I think they are junk. I would get a Corolla instead.

[@yamiibo]

0:05 idk why but i love the steering wheel it almost looks the same as the nissan ones!

[@mylifethaidiy7045]

I test drove the brand new 2019 Toyota Yaris 4 door hatchback in 2019 at the dealership with an automatic transmission. The car was miserable to drive. The most gutless car I have ever driven. I ended up buying a 2008 Honda FIT with the automatic transmission and that car has pep and is so fun to drive. 206,000 miles now and everything still works and it still gets 36 mpg. Get the FIT if you can afford it!

[@davcuts2897]

I contacted Toyota. They don't even offer a center armrest that's dealer installed, despite it being listed as an accessory in their own brochure for the Yaris

[@yudhabagaskara98]

Mazda should end the partnership with Toyota

[@JDMHaze]

Yudha Bagaskara WHY?? Do you remember how awful the last yaris was?? lol.... They worked wonders for Ford, if it wasn't for them the fusion would've been another POS on the side of the road,

[@carbitch9498]

Why

[@fakedazzleful]

Why would mazda end partnership with toyota when they barely sell much. Toyota dont mess with any mazda product. It's not like they make Mazda car look like a camry or Rav4. If anything Mazda should be happy to partnership with Toyota

[@alansmilealot]

@@fakedazzleful Mazda 6 looks better than the Camry by alot

[@fakedazzleful]

@@alansmilealot that wasn't the point I was making. He want mazda to end partnership with Toyota. But what he doesnt know is that Mazda dont sell much. So, ending partnership with Toyota would be a bad moved for them. So my point to him was. Mazda would be foolish to end that partnership since toyota don't force them to make their car to look different.

[@SMITPGG1997]

Great Review Of 2019 Toyota Yaris. 😀

[@hhvxsueus9771]

I will go for VW Polo

[@dinohermann1887]

No, either Kia Rio or Hyundai i20!

[@askhowiknow5527]

I test drove one of these. It’s... there if you need it I guess
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