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Old 01-26-2009, 03:14 PM   #1
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well it seems like there will be a change toyota will try to beat the new fit will be hp of 120hp heres the link.

http://www.autoincar.com/next-genera...more-powerful/
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Old 01-26-2009, 03:36 PM   #2
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well it seems like there will be a change toyota will try to beat the new fit will be hp of 120hp heres the link.

http://www.autoincar.com/next-genera...more-powerful/
This sounds like all new Yaris, since they're talking about body size being bigger.
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Old 01-27-2009, 08:13 AM   #3
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well it seems like there will be a change toyota will try to beat the new fit will be hp of 120hp heres the link.

http://www.autoincar.com/next-genera...more-powerful/
Nice link.

Notice it says september 2010 in Japan. Toyota (and Honda etc) usually get the kinks out of their new products before selling them in their North American market. They place an extremely high priority on minimizing possible issues for us to reduce bad press or loss of customer loyality.

You won't see those cars here until 2011 and we may not see that new 1.33l engine either, but that would be a huge mistake on their part. One way foreign companies keep the prices down for us cheapskates is by limiting our options and engine selection is one area which this practice is obvious. The Yaris in Japan has had start stop technology, nav systems, 1.0 engine options etc for years.

I'm really interested to see if they employ any of the manufacturing techniques developed for the new iQ in the Yaris as they said they would.
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Old 01-29-2009, 02:49 PM   #4
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"Body size is more bigger than current overall."

Grammatically correct, not so much... But it makes me glad I bought THIS one; the Yaris is already more bigger than my Swift and plenty big enough!
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Old 02-02-2009, 08:32 PM   #5
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"Body size is more bigger than current overall."

Grammatically correct, not so much... But it makes me glad I bought THIS one; the Yaris is already more bigger than my Swift and plenty big enough!
Agreed. Why do they keep insisting on making the cars bigger and bigger? Pisses me off. If I had wanted a bigger car, I would've gotten the Corolla in the first place. The whole reason I got my Yaris was it was the smallest (read: lightest weight) 2-door car I could find here in the States that I could shove my kids in the back. I'm glad I got mine before they make them bigger.
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Old 02-03-2009, 01:07 PM   #6
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[QUOTE=invol;234272]Agreed. Why do they keep insisting on making the cars bigger and bigger? Pi$$es me off. If I had wanted a bigger car, I would've gotten the Corolla in the first place. QUOTE]

It must be the American mania for "super-sizing" (look at the CA woman who just had 8 babies on top of the other 6)... "Bigger is better" and "more is more," according to conventional wisdom. I, too, bought the Yaris because it was the smallest I could get without going to a Smart Twofer (too dangerous for interstates). The Aygo/IQ looks intriguing, but I DO have to haul a kayak.

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Old 01-29-2009, 02:57 PM   #7
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About this TOYOTOA AYGO... What are its dimensions? Looked it up on the web, but I don't speak metric. Is it smaller or larger than the current Yaris?

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About this TOYOTOA AYGO... What are its dimensions? Looked it up on the web, but I don't speak metric. Is it smaller or larger than the current Yaris?

smaller..definetely smaller..aygo is toyotas smallest car i believe..it should match benz smart car.
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Old 01-29-2009, 03:57 PM   #9
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smaller..definetely smaller..aygo is toyotas smallest car i believe..it should match benz smart car.
Drat; should've waited...

Now I'm upset. Wanted the absolutely smallest car I could find (but safer than the Smart Twofer), and NOW Toyota comes out with a smaller model... Grrrrr! So what do we know about the Aygo??? Guess I can always trade in the Yaris for one later...


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Old 01-30-2009, 02:04 AM   #10
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Well just bought her

A Black 5 dr Hatchback
With

Power Package, Keyless Entry, Cold Weather Package, Cruise Control, Convenience package, floor mats. Think thats everything.

Before TTL I paid $15,177. A little below invoice.

However after all was said and done the car was 16000 OTD
$500 Rebate
with $1081 just in tax
with 5.9 % x 60 mo
and $2,500 down.

Plan to have the car paid off in 3 years.

I was actually at the dealership, on the phone with two other dealerships stating they could not beat that price, but would throw in the floor mats and match it.

I told my salesman that and he threw in the floor mats.

First new car purchase and probably my last. Not worth the hassle.

Cant wait to break in the micro machine!

Any suggestions what play with first? Increase fuel mileage or make it a lil zippier w/out losing any MPG
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Old 01-31-2009, 10:22 PM   #11
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Well just bought her....
Congrats! Good move on not waiting because the 2010 will be unchanged for the most part (Toyota just refreshed it for '09 - more standard safety, new bumpers, ect..).

Don't expect an all new Yaris until the 2011/2012 model year.
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Old 02-03-2009, 11:40 AM   #12
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Well just bought her

A Black 5 dr Hatchback with:

Power Package, Keyless Entry, Cold Weather Package, Cruise Control, Convenience package, floor mats. Think thats everything.

Any suggestions what play with first? Increase fuel mileage or make it a lil zippier w/out losing any MPG
Congrats. Post some pics when you get a minute.

Just drive it 'til springtime, then think about that stuff.
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Old 01-30-2009, 01:06 PM   #13
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"I'm really interested to see if they employ any of the manufacturing techniques developed for the new iQ in the Yaris as they said they would."

I'm assuming the Aygo is the same as the IQ, or are these different models?

The only factor that would deter me from an Aygo (in favor of a Yaris) is whether or not I could fit my kayak and/or bike in the hatchback. But it appears the Aygo/IQ gets much better gas mileage, since it IS smaller...

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