2012 Yaris Discussion

[eTiMaGo]

we should also analyse the pictures to try and figure out where these pics were taken, as this might prove to be an extra clue as to the purpose of this vehicle. It's definitely in Europe from the other cars and their license plates, I would even say France, as the "Eskimo" brand of ice cream is rather well known, though I am not sure if it is sold in other european countries. And knowing there is a Toyota manufacturing plant in France that produces the Yaris (but AFAIK not the sedan), it is quite possible that Toyota is taking the cheap route to make an 'all-new' European Yaris by using the sedan as a base. But who, knows, really, that's my conspiracy theory

[slothman86]

Originally Posted by eTiMaGo

we should also analyse the pictures to try and figure out where these pics were taken, as this might prove to be an extra clue as to the purpose of this vehicle. It's definitely in Europe from the other cars and their license plates, I would even say France, as the "Eskimo" brand of ice cream is rather well known, though I am not sure if it is sold in other european countries. And knowing there is a Toyota manufacturing plant in France that produces the Yaris (but AFAIK not the sedan), it is quite possible that Toyota is taking the cheap route to make an 'all-new' European Yaris by using the sedan as a base. But who, knows, really, that's my conspiracy theory

It has a strange light blue plate other cars in the pics show European plates.

What is this mystery plate!?

[Jochen]

Originally Posted by eTiMaGo

we should also analyse the pictures to try and figure out where these pics were taken, as this might prove to be an extra clue as to the purpose of this vehicle. It's definitely in Europe from the other cars and their license plates, I would even say France, as the "Eskimo" brand of ice cream is rather well known, though I am not sure if it is sold in other european countries. And knowing there is a Toyota manufacturing plant in France that produces the Yaris (but AFAIK not the sedan), it is quite possible that Toyota is taking the cheap route to make an 'all-new' European Yaris by using the sedan as a base. But who, knows, really, that's my conspiracy theory

I think it's the Czech Republic because:
1. Eskimo is the brandname they use in the czech republic, slovenia, croatia and austria (it's "ola" in belgium and it appears to be "miko" in france)
2. I found out they use light blue license plates in some cases (but it was with yellow characters then...)
3. Since 2005 they also have a toyota factory where they make the aygo