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TCC Team
Echo This tall-roofed subcompact coupe and sedan combo remains as Toyota 's entry-level vehicle for 2005 with relatively ew changes
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The 2005 Toyota ECHO saw no significant changes in its last year of production in the US. The slow-selling sub-compact was due to be replaced by the Yaris, which would be released as a 2007... Read full review
Vehicle OverviewIntroduced for 2000, Toyota's unconventional-looking two- and four-door subcompact Echos rely on low prices to attract youthful buyers. Sales have been respectable, but well... Read full review
The car gets great mileage and has decent power to boot. It's easy to park, but has plenty of passenger and cargo room. Handling and ride are acceptable. Exterior styling is pretty good... Read full review
These comments apply to 3 identical new Echos purchased from July-October 05,equipped with 15" wheels,175 section tires. Fine road grip. Heavy duty roll bars completely eliminate body roll... Read full review
I bought my ECHO new in Sept. 2002. I love everything about it. The only thing I would do different is buy the auto tranny rather than the 5 spd, (due to a medical condition). I get great... Read full review
| Trim | MSRP / Invoice | Fuel Econ |
|---|---|---|
| 2005 Toyota Echo: 2dr Coupe Manual (Natl) | $10,455 / $9,827 | City: 35 Hwy: 42 |
| 2005 Toyota Echo: 2dr Coupe Auto (Natl) | $11,255 / $10,579 | City: 33 Hwy: 39 |
| 2005 Toyota Echo: 4dr Sedan Manual (Natl) | $10,985 / $10,324 | City: 35 Hwy: 42 |
| 2005 Toyota Echo: 4dr Sedan Auto (Natl) | $11,785 / $11,076 | City: 33 Hwy: 39 |
| 2005 Toyota Echo: 2dr Coupe Manual (GS) | $10,455 / $9,827 | City: 35 Hwy: 42 |
| 2005 Toyota Echo: 2dr Coupe Auto (GS) | $11,255 / $10,579 | City: 33 Hwy: 39 |
| 2005 Toyota Echo: 4dr Sedan Manual (GS) | $10,985 / $10,324 | City: 35 Hwy: 42 |
| 2005 Toyota Echo: 4dr Sedan Auto (GS) | $11,785 / $11,076 | City: 33 Hwy: 39 |
| 2005 Toyota Echo: 2dr Coupe Manual (SE) | $10,455 / $9,827 | City: 35 Hwy: 42 |
| 2005 Toyota Echo: 2dr Coupe Auto (SE) | $11,255 / $10,579 | City: 33 Hwy: 39 |
| 2005 Toyota Echo: 4dr Sedan Manual (SE) | $10,985 / $10,324 | City: 35 Hwy: 42 |
| 2005 Toyota Echo: 4dr Sedan Auto (SE) | $11,785 / $11,076 | City: 33 Hwy: 39 |
Echo This tall-roofed subcompact coupe and sedan combo remains as ... Read full review
MSRP: $10,455 - $11,785
The car gets great mileage and has decent power to boot. It's easy to park, but has plenty of passenger and cargo room. Handling and ride are acceptable... Read more
These comments apply to 3 identical new Echos purchased from July-October 05,equipped with 15" wheels,175 section tires. Fine road grip. Heavy duty roll bars... Read more
I bought my ECHO new in Sept. 2002. I love everything about it. The only thing I would do different is buy the auto tranny rather than the 5 spd, (due to a... Read more
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