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Old 03-11-2010, 11:06 PM   #11
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Drives: 2008 Yaris 5spd, 2005 GLI 1.8T
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Meh ::shrugs::, I'll drive how I drive and you guys can drive how you drive lol, I was just throwing in my .02

All I'm saying is, with the way I drive as specified above (this is for the Jetta, my girlfriend has the Yaris) I get 34mpg combined city highway... And I have about 275wtq. I'm not bragging about numbers, I think the Yaris is a very solid built car, everything feels tight, its comfortable, and its practical... I'm just saying that if its possible for a larger displacement engine with much more power to get as much fuel mileage as it does, you Yaris owners could benefit from the same techniques and practices I use to get the full potential out of your car.

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