Spark Doing Quite Well According To NY Times - Toyota Yaris Forums

Kal-El · 08-20-2013, 10:45 PM

I think it's a nice offering from Chevy but there's many more reasons not to buy than to buy it.

I think purchasing it makes most sense if you are simply a big fan of mini cars. If so, this is the most practical one.

The problems?

It starts cheap, but actually not as one might expect. The much larger Nissan Versa starts lower.

It's gas mileage is very good - 31/39. But again, some bigger, more powerful cars out there do as well or better.

Why do the headlights have to be so awkwardly large? They run the entire length of the hood. That kills the design for me.

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08-20-2013, 10:45 PM	#3
Kal-El Drives: 07 Yaris S Sedan 5-Speed Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 2,179	I think it's a nice offering from Chevy but there's many more reasons not to buy than to buy it. I think purchasing it makes most sense if you are simply a big fan of mini cars. If so, this is the most practical one. The problems? It starts cheap, but actually not as one might expect. The much larger Nissan Versa starts lower. It's gas mileage is very good - 31/39. But again, some bigger, more powerful cars out there do as well or better. Why do the headlights have to be so awkwardly large? They run the entire length of the hood. That kills the design for me.