Toyota Yaris Hybrid - Keep or trade-in?
Our Toyota Yaris Hybrid is coming up for three years old and we have to make a decision to keep or trade-it in for something else. In the summer it returns 62mpg (about 5mpg less in winter). The car is used mostly for short runs. Should we keep it or change it for a one-litre petrol?
Asked on 19 June 2016 by Auchenten
Answered by
Honest John
I got 82mpg testing this on flat roads on the launch in Holland. For for daily short distance use 62mpg is normal. I also got 58mpg out of the new Jazz 1.3iVTEC CVT-7 using the paddles, so 50mpg should be readily attainable and the advantage of the Jazz is much more room inside.
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