2007 Toyota Yaris Usados en Venta

Immediately after purchasing my 2007 Toyota Yaris I drove it across the country from Vermont to New Mexico. I've driven a lot of cars and this is one of the most comfortable for long distances. It performed flawlessly (and has continued to do so past 100,000 miles). The gas mileage is amazing (42 mpg highway) and makes it perfect for someone like me who drives a lot. I did run into issues with snow and ice in the winter as the car is front wheel drive, however it is surprisingly tough for a little car. Now that I live in a large city the small size of the Yaris is perfect for traffic, although my dogs would appreciate a little more room. People who get in my car for the first time comment about the gauges being in the middle and think it's odd, but I think it's pretty cute.

I really enjoy my car Yaris. I barely paid any money for it. I paid around six grand for my car, and it was one of the models that were basic and the one they test drove. I got a lot of money off, and saved a lot. I was always looking for a Toyota because Toyotas are great quality cars. I noticed right off the bat things I did not want. With my budget and being a college student, it was one of the two on the lot in my price range. I only commute to college and have had it for ten years now and have never had a problem with it. I save so much money on fuel. I get so much further if I do decide to venture off and go to the beach and save so much money than all my friends. I do not like that I have a very basic one CD player. I have roll down windows only, they are not electric. I also wish the seatbelts were more comfortable. I have a problem with no arm rests. I knew it wasn't going to be a comfortable car to sit in. I was right, these seats feel really uncomfortable and over time they are almost ripped up. I so not like that it is white, but it was the only one I could get at the time. That was the only color they had. My car is white, so it gets dirty easy and looks dirtier faster than other cars on the road.

I have put a ridiculous number of miles on this vehicle, having driven it all over the country in the last eight years, and yet my car is still working (mostly). It gets really good gas mileage, which is important when you are a poor student. Unfortunately, in the last five years it's been having problem after problem. These have all been fixable without completely draining my bank account, but there's always something new going wrong. The car is always able to fit into the tiniest parking spots and the tightest squeezes; I've moved myself across the country by packing everything I own in the tiny Yaris, and it actually fits a surprising amount of stuff inside. The car is comfortable (if you're not extremely tall) and actually has weirdly good speakers and bass for listening to music. It has a port for hooking up an iPod/iPhone, which has also been nice. I feel that now, after 8 years, it is getting to the point where it doesn't feel safe to take it on any huge driving trips anymore--I'm concerned about even driving four hours out of town. It just doesn't feel like a steady car anymore, with its latest problems. It has a very low trade in value so it's not worth getting too much else fixed on it. I think if you're not going to be too hard on the vehicle the way I was, it would last a really long time.