Shit car. Uncomfortable, underpowered. Those would not be an issue if that piece of junk would not rust from the wheel arches and doors. Unforgivable for a 7 year old car.

I see this model is a manual gearbox. I've seen lots of posts regarding complaint about synchromesh problems, expensive to repair, and in colder weather some people have stated the gears can crunch and grind, and become difficult to engage. How's your experience with the manual box? My wife has a Hyundai i10 right now (I hate them) and she wants manual, automatics are not good for her. Thanks.

Goodness, nearly £600.

What tires did you get? I have a 2004 and with the two diameters they don’t have many tires to choose from here in the U.S.

buy the MR2 for 6k, spend 14k modifying the little older parts such as no bluetooth etc. aftermarket nowadays is amazing for cars in general

Daily driver for 7 years,,,,,, 30k miles???? Not much driving,,, nope it dont have a full 4wheel drive system either,,, it uses haldex,,, no center diff

It’s a damn fine car. Anyone care to list any cons they have with 2.2 diesel manual 2009?

Look up Touch Up Paint Factory. They offer touch up paint pens and pots. They also have an aerosol kit for a DIY respray.

Hateful when that sort of thing happens.... you just notice it all the time. What so you think of that Menzerna stuff? I was looking at possibly buying a kit to try sort out my paint in the future?

Looks like the light took the brunt of the hit which is probably for the best!

One day I will have one of this beauty!

Wow original pads

Hi Neal, I have booked this hotel for next year. This year we were on Playa Del Ingles and all the hotels had entertainment in the pool area all night long which was very annoying for us. How is the situation there? Is there also this party animation every day? I hope not but maybe you know better. Thanks for the very nice video

What mpg are people getting mixed driving and eco driving, thanks in advance

Nice! Thank you! The final movie it was fanny ahahah

How long will a Toyota Yaris1,3 VVT-i T2 Touch (2011) last???

Can these come with a manual?😊

This is shit man

I posted about this and the ND community hated me because I said the car was shit for living in our time period and over priced for how it rusts

Lovely Vids! Really enjoying your MX5 stuff - I have an NC - So slightly older than yours, but it doesn't get used much - Only about 400 miles a year! - I walk a lot!!! Anyway, Ive dropped you a sub - Cheers 👍 I agree with you about the seats though - I hate it when the garage moves my seat! 👍

Thanks for the quick response, what weight of dog can it handle and where did you get it from and how much was it if you don't mind me asking

Hi, great video, a couple of questions, what's it like on a beach and do the wheels come off when you put it in your boot?

Stayed there 5 nights AI last December. Wouldn’t say it was 5* but was a lovely hotel, great facilities, great food and really friendly staff. Trying get back there this December for a pre Xmas break

you mist the engine shit , YOU NEED RECOVEREY

Nobody wouldn't conciser brit`s advice seriously because you guys are inadequate.

I've been interested in getting one of these, did you notice the car develop annoying rattles and squeaks?

Great review, thankyou

You did that 7 years after the car purchase. If this was done recently. How much of rust had already been built up? and is it okay to even consider this for car of this age?

My wife has owned a 2014 auto 1.3 Yaris for 18 months and it's just on 21,000 miles, and It does have cruise control and satnav. She bought it to replace an IQ because the Yaris offers a much better ride, especially on our broken British roads. It has a good sized boot and, when necessary you can carry two adults in the rear. I'm 6' 4" and found both the IQ and Yaris very comfortable no matter how long the journey, and I find myself using my wife's car more than my RAV4. The only real niggle she's had has been a leaking aircon condenser which was picked up at the last service and replaced. Having it serviced at Toyota meant that it received a 12-month warranty each time (up to 10-years-old or 100K miles). The car is now just 10-years-old and so this was the final year she received the Toyota warranty. The annual mileage is always quite low so now she probably only needs it servicing every two years, which I can do myself or take to our local garage for around £120. Also, the road tax on the Yaris is only £35 per year, which is a terrific saving. It may not be as trendy or as good looking as a Fiat 500 or Alfa Mito but there seem to be more Yarises on the road than any other car, so they must be pretty bulletproof. I do like the styling of my wife's one more than the latest Yaris models but reliability was the main factor when choosing the car.

Mines got 35000 its a great car. All ad ons just blue.

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What about on rough terrain?

I have this car and a 2023 car with all the modern gadgets and huge iPad thing that you used to control most functions. I way prefer buttons and knobs. I like the gauges and the needles and the feeling of a car with a little more analogue. Mine is the SLC 43 which to most intents and purposes is the same other than you get a reversing camera. Although it has aged, I still love to be in this car.

What are the prices for spa ? Is it worth it ? And what’s it like price wise at the bar on site of the resort ?? Thanks

Can it keep up with the Polo GTI on the A roads?

Nice color for the GTI. Mine is black but have to say I like this

Can’t stand idiots in vests

Is it free for people staying in the hotel or is there a charge?

This is a really a good ownership review. There are a few youtubers who just give 6 months ownership review of a car just to highlight the comfort and technology. Ownership review video should also include maintanence, quality and any parts replacement for car. Really good honest car review and a good reference video for anyone who is planning to buy a used Evoque.

Im planning to buy a 2018 Land Rover Discovery Sport HSE. Is it a good idea? Ive seen some very positive videos like yours and a very few extremely negative ones. Super confused

Hi all !.. I’m thinking of getting a second hand Yaris 2012 ..1.3.. ( never driven one yet) I need super reliable and excellent economy … ps where is the usb connection located please?.. average price for one that’s done 70 thousand ?.. good condition ?. Full service history etc .. any info much appreciated thanks 🤓👍

Great review 👏

these costs are like peanuts!

hi there do you know the diameter of the washer by any chance?

Where or what brand is that guard on the rear bumper top? Im looking for something that fits my 2017. The parts site has these for MK2s and also has some for Mk3s up to 2014 or 15 and it says that they wont fit my 2017. I thinkkkkkk It could be an error or an overlooked update or something. I could be wrong though. My hunch is that it will probably fit. Or I can find one on amazon not from Toyota. Dunno. Cheers!

Usually the features that you cannot permanently turn off is to comply with whatever accreditation. Like the annoying roadside 'assistance' that reads speed limit signs and beeps at you incessantly when you exceed what it thinks is the speed limit, which works half the time a quarter of the time. Safety features, like the Lane Keeping Assist that tug at the steering wheel, that I cannot disable permanently. Or emissions (stop starts are rarely allowed to be turned off completely, in any car). Modern cars, hey. I have a Corolla TS 2023, hybrid 2.0L, mid-range trim. Yes, it's very dark inside, and the car is 'soporific', in that it's very relaxed, and not really geared towards performance, even the 2.0L 193 bhp version. Otherwise, it's great car, fuel consumption is around 4L in city, 4.5L country roads, 5L highway, 6L motorway. Only one USB port (come on Toyota, it's 2024).

Hello, i plan to go in October. Is the grocery store a far walk from lopesan resort?

Acceptable as an alternative to the Astra and Focus, but a manual petrol 1.2 Corolla estates are hen teeth stuff. Some earlier Auris badged model are slightly easier to find. I drove a hutch version as a loan car when my Avensis was serviced and liked it. My Avensis 1.8 Tourer manual is also 1.4 tonnes (but bigger) and has a similar comfort level. Still, at 289,000 miles, I am looking for a suitable and similar Toyota rig, i.e. none, hybrid, manual estate. To say it's hard to find is an understatement. 😮

Looking at a local one but its white... grey silver or black and i'd be going mental trying to buy it... question is white cool ??

My co worker has a toyota 1.8 hybrid 2019 he's done over 170k miles and not a single issue