2015 Toyota Yaris Reviews

When I purchased the Yaris, I did so with a good gas mileage in mind and with the knowledge that I wanted a small car. It certainly did not disappoint. I rarely have to fill up my car more than once or twice a month. Even though the car is small, I've been able to drive it in all types of weather. Occasionally, a strong gust of wind can move the car while stopped at a red light, but I always know I can rely on it. In my two years owning the car, the only issue I've had is that extreme cold can lead to the tire pressure decreasing, but even then it can still easily drive for a while with low tire pressure. As a fairly short person, the small cabin has always been comfortable for me, and taller people riding in my car never seem to complain about it being cramped. As a recent college graduate, I can assure you that this car can fit a fair amount of cargo as well. The interior is simple, which makes it easy to clean and maintain. End of the day, I really enjoy this car and would give it four stars if only for the fact that I would ideally be driving a hybrid; still, the mileage makes it comparable to hybrid vehicles.

The Toyota Yaris l is surprisingly roomy with its seats that fold down at a moments notice. We can fit more in my small car than in my husbands ford. The Bluetooth features are awesome and the ac works wonderfully, especially living in the southeast during heat waves. Some odd features of this model: the front and back bumper are pulled and required me to go to a specialist to get them fixed. Apparently this is a common issue with this make and model. Other than this, I love this little “big” car. The gas mileage is superb and it is reliable!

I love this car. I bought it used, at about 45,000 miles, and I have had no problems with it. I take it in every 6 months or so to get an oil change, and after that it's perfect. I drive a lot, and it's always been extremely reliable to me. I use the Bluetooth with my phone, and I'm able to listen to my playlists and podcasts for my long drives, which I love. It's extremely small- some people even call it a 'golf cart,' since I have the hatchback version. It's so easy to steer and maneuver and I'm so happy I got it as my first car.

My Yaris is a 2dr hatchback, and it is small but it is got a lot of zip and it surprisingly comfortable. Compared to the Chevy Malibu I drove for a while, this small car sits much higher off the ground, and has lots of visibility. I am sure if I were more of a "car nut" I might be able to point out more things, but it is comfortable, rides smooth, and I have had it for a few years and I haven't had any mechanical problems so far. The only thing I would slightly dock is that the sound system is not quite as good as i'd hoped, but definitely good.

For starters the Yaris gets great gas mileage and is very reliable driving long distances. I have taken my car all around the United States and it has held up very well! The only issue has been with the front and rear end bumpers are not very sturdy. They both popped off on one side somehow. The plastic pieces couldn't just be replaced, the whole bumper had to be traded out. But other than that the inside is very comfy and spacious, which surprised me looking at the size of the car. The front seats lay all the way back making it perfect for road trips. The sound system the Yaris came with is very good! It is a very practical and comfortable car. Would suggest as a great starter car.

Problems: none, 5 years old and haven't had any problems with it. Performance: 4 cylinder so good on gas but not meant to go too fast (starts to shake at 85-90 mph). Brakes are awesome - I have only replaced pads and rotors (at the same time) once in 4 years. Alignment is decent even with hitting potholes regularly. Reliability: very reliable, like I said no problems in 5 years. Comfort: it is compact, so not as comfortable if you are taller. I am short so it works for me. A long drive (>3 hours) the seats start to become uncomfortable. Back seat is comfortable and decent amount of room for how compact the car is. Features: mine is pretty stock so nothing fancy with the features. One wiper blade... Takes a bit to get used to. You cannot adjust the speed when the wipers are on intermittent - drives me crazy. Stereo and speakers are decent for being stock. Seats are easy to put up and down.

I absolutely love my Yaris. It is a smaller size, which I like, but it feels really roomy inside! The front seats have plenty of legroom and it does not feel narrow. Even the back seats are a decent size! I especially love the size of the trunk. I was surprised how much I could fit; it is great for short trips and grocery runs. My only complaint is that the cup holders in the front are not very secure for larger/heavier cups. Because of this I mostly just use the cup holders in the door, but it does not really bother me too much.

The 2015 Toyota Yaris is a great vehicle for those looking for fuel economy with a sporty construction. The Yaris gets close to or more than 30 miles to the gallon consistently yet still feels solid even when driving above 70 mph. This car would make a great first car or commuter vehicle. The only two issues I have with the vehicle include the steering wheel not being able to adjust and the weight of the car. While it is great to have it be so light and fuel efficient in the summer, this car is not set to be driven regularly in snow and ice. It fishtails and hydroplanes often in bad weather. Overall I very much like the car and it has been great for our family.

The car is great on gas. Very low maintenance. I have done a road trip from Colorado down to Florida and up to Massachusetts than back to Colorado. Had no problems. The car is great for moving in and out of traffic. Looking for something affordable the price was only $9000. The vehicle reminds me of a hatchback. I have both window wipers in the front and the back. Bad thing through is the car is small. The car is so late weight it does bad in the snow. Be careful the whole bumper is plastic. I am 5'6 and my boyfriend is 6ft so he hates the car. The biggest thing I don't like is I have no upgrades I still have to open the car by the key. It does have touch screen no GPS. No upgraded features. Overall working 2 jobs it's great for me with gas and it actually more roomier than it looks on the inside.

This car is a very small and reliable sub-compact vehicle. My favorite part of my 2015 Toyota Yaris is the small size, which makes it easier to park in small parking spots. I also enjoy the screen and the voice control system. I only have 2 problems with my vehicle: the cruise control and the ac/heat. My favorite thing about cars is the cruise control feature, however my car does not have that feature, which means that I have to hold down the gas on long trips on the interstate, which is a little inconvenient, but not grueling. The ac and heat system is also not very strong. In order to feel the air, I have to turn up the fan to at least 3 out of 5, which also is not a horrible thing to have to do. Overall, this is a way better car than my previous car.

It's small, but holds a lot of cargo (especially with the back seat down. Nice comfortable seats. Several cup holders around the car, though it would be nice if the ones on the door were just a little bit larger (as in, diameter. I'm constantly paranoid cups with lids will spill). Good gas mileage - about 30 mi/gal. Has a nice feature on the dashboard that lets me switch between seeing the car's mileage, how many miles are left, current mi/gal, average mi/gal. I've had it for a year and had no problems with performance.

The gas mileage is incredible, it handles well, it is very comfortable, and compact. Despite being a small vehicle, there's a lot of room for passengers, and plenty of room for groceries in the back. It is easy to park in the city because of its size. The only downside is it does not accelerate very well, making it difficult to go fast when you need to. There are busy streets that require me to floor it and flooring it means it'll take a while before it finally speeds up. It is not the kind of car that would do well in places where you need to be able to quickly accelerate (I.E. La traffic). Other than that, it does pretty well. I have taken it off road once and it did surprisingly well. It is a great car all around.

Clutch judder and synchromesh problems on the gearbox appear to be common, and the engine warning light can also come on with the diesel model, resulting in a trip to the dealer. Fan belts can need adjusting and, in rare cases, the air-con can fail. The Yaris has a sleek interior, user-friendly features, great fuel economy, and an above-average predicted reliability rating. It is also agile and enjoyable to drive. The Yaris is the least-expensive model in the Toyota lineup, yet it is loaded with standard features, making it a good value in the subcompact car class.

The 2015 Toyota Yaris was not my idea car, (I wanted a Chevy Cruze 2015 or 2016). But I must admit this car whom I affectionately call rosilee has been a very dependable car low gas mileage, trustworthy like when I drove her to Tennessee and back to Atlanta and didn't break the bank. I had never driven a Toyota so I wasn't familiar with it. But now since driving rosilee for almost two years I am sold. I think this car would be a great little car for anyone looking for a small compact car.