#Yaris

Reliability and safety are two of the most important factors shoppers take into account when looking for a new vehicle, but even with all the available information we have today, it’s hard to know which car will be the best used purchase for us.

Toyota has expanded its Takata airbag recall to include another 601,300 vehicles.

Toyota recently introduced a new performance sub-brand for foreign markets, and it will be coming to North America, but with a different name.

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Not everyone shopping for cars wants an 840-horsepower Dodge Challenger Demon.

If you’re in the market for a cheap car, we’re here to help.

The refreshed Toyota Yaris will cost $385 more than the 2017 model.

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If you’re a tall driver shopping for a new car, you should probably avoid these.

Consumer Reports has revealed its list of the 10 worst cars for tall drivers, and unsurprisingly, it’s filled with compact sports cars and convertibles. To arrive at the selection of cars, the publication took a closer look at test scores of recently tested vehicles, for seat comfort, driving position, access and the view out. The tallest tester used was 6 feet 2 inches.

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And some of these cars aren’t even recommended for short drivers. Consumer Reports says sports cars cater poorly to both extreme, with tall drivers hitting the roof and short people unable to reach the clutch.

Since the vehicles aren’t ranked in a particular order, they are listed below alphabetically.

Toyota is trying to turn its Yaris into a hot hatch.

Toyota has unveiled a pair of new Yaris subcompact cars including a more economical and refined mainstream model along with a supercharged performance variant.

The 2017 Geneva Motor Show is right around the corner and there are many debuts to get excited about.

The Geneva Motor Show is typically where supercars debut, but the new 2018 Toyota Yaris, will also be unveiled there.

Toyota is teasing its long awaited Yaris hot hatch which will take its inspiration from the brand’s new WRC race car.

Toyota is recalling about 5.8 million cars for potentially faulty airbag inflators made by Takata.