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Drives: 2008 Yaris S Join Date: Oct 2008
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Unquestionably? Seems like there are a lot of people questioning...
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Drives: 2007 Yaris Hatchback Join Date: Apr 2006
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How much does the Yaris RS cost? $18,815 for the manual ($20,165 for the auto) So thats a difference of $465 for the stick, and only $315 for the auto. What's are these comments abt "all the extra money" the Fit costs over the Yaris? $300-500 is hardly a hefty premium. In fact, when you consider all the other nice, amazing things the new Fit has over the Yaris, there's no premium at all. That $400 is the cost of all the other features the Fit gets you over a Yaris on their respective top of the line models! Jem EDIT: OK, just read this post: Quote:
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Since I own a 2007 as well as a 2009 Phit, I can tell you that unquestionably that the Phit is a better car. It's safer, handles better (stock), the seats are more comfortable, it's more powerful, and offers a Nav system which is incredible. I love the Yaris, but I loooooooove the Phit!
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Drives: 2007 Yaris RS Blazed Join Date: Oct 2006
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easy there..got nothing against it..well actually i do,,, im just telling sum people some of the downside... engine wise id say the fit is better.. again steering wheel is a plus... but that damn door is botherin me.. which it did bother me on the old civics as well .. but overall its ur car.. i think u did good job choosing the fit.. its a great car... i just cant past the shell being too thin.sorry bro.
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Drives: 2008 Yaris S Join Date: Oct 2008
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Safer? Where are the numbers for this? Handles better? Subjective Seats more comfortable? Subjective, and you've probably never sat in an S model before. NAV system offered? Yaris now has this option too.
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Bump PTO
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Drives: 2007 Yaris RS Blazed Join Date: Oct 2006
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also hes forgetting maybe that hes on a yaris forum..
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I'll second that Marcus!
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The seats may be a subjective opinion (they feel more supportive that the seats on the Yaris...after a long drive in the Yaris I had to have a chiropracter waiting for me when I arrived at my destination! I have not sat in an S model...I own a regular 2007 hatch, and that's what I'm comparing it to) but the Yaris just don't don't feel safe at high (60 miles an hour or more) speed, and Consumer Reports specifically points to that reason that they cannot recommend people buying the Yaris. They feel that the emergency handling on the Yaris is sub-par, and I agree. Consumer Reports feels that the Phit is a better car, and having owned BOTH, I must agree. It is a quieter car, there's more room in the back, and the "magic seats" which allow the back seats to flip UP, is such a great feature. The Phit has EIGHT airbags....how many does the Yaris have? Since the 2009 Phit has not been crash tested yet, I will be curious to how it does compared to the Yaris. I am not aware that the Yaris offers a built-in Navigation system. Has anybody read a magazine review or an online auto review which rates the Yaris as a better car than a Phit? If so, I'd like to see it. I have only read reviews which tout the Phit as an overal better car than the Yaris, and that has been my impression as well. What can I say...I am becoming a Phit Phreak!
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Drives: 2007 Yaris RS Blazed Join Date: Oct 2006
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i think i should take my pop corn out this will be good.. i just like to watch..
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Drives: 2008 Yaris S Join Date: Oct 2008
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There's a difference between comparison and fanboyism. You're dangerously close to the latter.
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I don't think I'm being a fanatic about the Phit, but I certainly am enthusiastic. It's a wonderful car.
Has anybody come across an auto magazine review or an online auto review which declares the Yaris is an overall better car than the Phit? I have not seen one. The bottom line is, we all love Japanese cars, and would never be caught dead in an American car. (EWWWWW) |
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Drives: 2008 Yaris S Join Date: Oct 2008
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It's one thing to be happy with a Fit over the Yaris, it's another thing to spout out false things comparing the two and not taking criticisms with an open mind. We're all here to share information, but if you want Honda fanboy praise for your Fit, we all know where you need to go for that.
This is YARISworld, not Fitworld, or even Subcompact(as in general)world. and in regards to you saying you're not a fanatic? Two posts ago... I'm just sayin'
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I was just pointing out that almost $20k is just a bit too steep for most people interested in a sub-compact. |
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this is why wars go on 'til this day ... . I think both cars are very good . The FIT is much smarter choice than a HUMMER or large S.U.V.s ( or should I say C.U.V., nothing more than rounded corners and lowered roof
) , which I view as a true foe to the FIT , YARIS . The seats are better in the FIT , test drove several ( '07 and '08 ) and they are more comfortable . The seating arrangement for cargo is much better as well .
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