This Toyota Yaris Hatchback just got cancelled, and that’s a shame
It is—or was—a Mazda in drag, but that’s OK. …
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I almost didn’t bother writing this review, because the week we spent with a MY2020 Toyota Yaris Hatchback was the same week Toyota decided to kill off the model.Jonathan Gitlin
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If this shape looks a bit familiar to you, that’s because it’s also a Mazda 2.Jonathan Gitlin
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It’s a subcompact, so don’t expect limo-like interior space. But there’s 34.4 inches (0.87m) of rear leg room.Jonathan Gitlin
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I was forced to drive to Ikea and back. As you can see, a large box will fit in the Yaris.Jonathan Gitlin
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The badge on the boss says Toyota, but this wheel is Mazda’s last-generation multifunction wheel.
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The seats are not uncomfortable.
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The main difference between this and the Mazda 2’s infotainment is this one uses a blue highlight and the Mazda uses a red highlight.
The last few months have had quite some variation with regard to the cars we’ve been reviewing. We’ve tried electric minis and solar Sonatas, and the lack of any travel has meant a chance to try some of the vehicles on the press fleet that we hadn’t managed to make time for in the past. Today’s topic is the $17,750 Toyota Yaris hatchback; it’s notable because the very
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