Toyota introduced the subcompact Yaris in 2007, a replacement for the unloved Echo. Traditionally, Americans are more likely to go for the Yaris sedan -- but for urbanites and hard-core minimalists, the 3-door Yaris Liftback is the way to go. At just twelve and a half feet long, it's over a foot and a half shorter than the sedan and has a turning circle that's nearly 2' tighter. We know it's small -- but is it a good car? Read on. $12,210 base, $16,345 as tested, EPA fuel economy estimates 29 MPG city, 35-36 MPG highway.
Source:cars.about
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