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Someone we miss - Toyota Yaris In 2018, Toyota introduced the Toyota Yaris, a competitor to the Honda City and Hyundai Verna. In India's auto sector, SUV sales may have increased, but 2018 was unmistakably the year of the sedan. Toyota made significant bets and equipped the car very effectively. Toyota failed to attract shoppers in the sedan market despite having a superb equipment list, ample space, and a focus on safety. Sales of the Yaris were dismal, and production was discontinued in 2021 after COVID significantly deteriorated the already dire circumstances.
The Toyota Corolla sedan served as the design model for the Toyota Yaris. Its front fascia received a delicate and modest makeover. The Toyota Yaris wasn't the most daring or manlylooking vehicle in this class, but it featured simple lines and an ordinary appearance all around. The Toyota Yaris was constructed using the global "B" platform of the company but was modified to perform at its peak in India. When I first started driving, I noticed how very well-planted the car is. The 1.5L petrol engine responded quickly and smoothly. A linear distribution of power took place. The Yaris has a gasoline engine option, and transmission choices include a 6-speed manual and a 7-step CVT automatic transmission. Its 1496cc displacement resulted in 105 bhp of power and a maximum torque of 140 Nm at a low 4200 rpm
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