The latest Toyota Yaris might look a little unusual if you’re familiar with how most Toyotas look these days. Simply put, it doesn’t look much like other Toyotas, and there’s a good reason for that: ...

While most small cars make little or no profits for the manufacturer, nearly all full-line automakers offer at least one to draw new, younger buyers to the brand. As the theory goes, satisfied ...

The GR Yaris, designed and engineered to allow the platform to compete in the World Rally Championship, is perhaps the most focused driver's car you can buy right now this side of a Porsche 911 GT3 RS ...

106.0-hp, 1.5-liter, 4 Cylinder Engine (Gasoline Fuel) Wondering which trim is right for you? Our 2020 Toyota Yaris trim comparison will help you decide.

Toyota’s fourth-generation Yaris became the first car to ace Euro NCAP’s revamped 2020 test program, featuring an all-new frontal offset test that replaces the one previously used since 1997. The ...

As consumers turn to crossovers, sales of sedans and hatchbacks have plummeted. This has led Ford and General Motors to eliminate a number of different vehicles, and now Toyota is following suit by ...

So, what do we have in the latest GR Yaris? The new version is more focused and more powerful than the car first launched in ...

Hot hatches aren’t designed to go fast in a straight line, especially a three-pot model that previews a World Rally Championship car. This particular GR Yaris, however, has been treated to a few mods ...

Toyota is recalling over 31,000 Yaris sedans and hatchbacks from the 2019 and 2020 model years because their fuel pump could stop working and cause a sudden stall or hesitation while driving. More ...

2020 has been quite the year with the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic tearing through society, yet despite this many people around the world — especially our key workers — helped bring us all back ...

While most small cars make little or no profits for the manufacturer, nearly all full-line automakers offer at least one to draw new, younger buyers to the brand. As the theory goes, satisfied ...