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![]() ![]() ![]() Drives: No more Yaris Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: Montana
Posts: 180
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The driving position is a little better for a big guy in the current model. The chassis loses some (not all) of its squirmy feeling on center, straight-ahead. I miss the center-mount instrument pod, but that's me. I'd taken my 2009 cross-country on long trips, and my 2012 on one such. The current model is better, in terms of seating position and support. I also (my foibles, again) like the big single wiper. Does the job well in wet weather. I went from a manual to an auto; and I lost about 3 mpg; but that was to be expected. I expect comparable models would be equal. I did like the styling of the 2009 a bit better. Not so much the front-end; the current series is an improvement. But the overall package seemed better balanced. AND...back storage was better in the 2009, with its sliding rear seat to give a level flat area. The current series just flops the seatback down and it doesn't fold flat. |
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