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2009 Toyota Yaris Q & A from Around the Web

We have found 81 user submitted questions on the web and presented the best ones for you to read. This list is in ranked order, showing 1 - 4
Canadian Toyota dealer add-ons for a 2009 Yaris = $1,600 +.Is this common? Negotiable?
This is from a Canadian dealer... In Canadian dollars... On a Yaris hatchback CE with LE convenience package at about $17,000: Here are the dealer add-ons: FREIGHT $785 PRE DELIVERY INSPECTION $440 AIR TAX $100 DOCUMENTATION $299 With tax this brings the cost of the car up to almost $20,000. Is this a fair quote or is there room to negotiate...
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

this is a rip off/ tell the guy to keep his car/plenty of dealers want to sell cars/ i thought this type of bull pappy stopped in 1972//next he will want to put the delux bumper guards on and the polyglycote. when you negotiate start by takeing the bottom bottom line on the sticker from factory/...

Why the heck can't I find a 2009 Yaris Sedan S? I can't even build one on the Toyota website!?
I know they exist, I have seen them! I even talked to a dealer who looked at me like I have 5 heads and didn't believe me. I live in the USA, that have anything to do with it? I really would love a black Yaris S sedan!! If you know anyone selling near the 02919 area please let me know it's driving me crazy. Thanks
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 1 answer

Hopefully discontinued.

Whats good price for a 2009 toyota Yaris?
Hi Folks, I am planning to buy a toyota yaris 2009 4 door sedan. Did any one buy a yaris recently what would be a right price to get it for out of door? thanks in Advance.
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

If you're buying new, the price varies greatly depending on which options you select.

Is the 2009 Toyota Yaris suitable and stylish enough for a Male College Student?
Okay, so Im going off to college in California from Virginia, and I need a new car for road trips when I want to drive instead of flying back and forth. Right now, I drive a 2002 Mitsuibishi Lancer with over 120K that isnt reliable at all, but the Toyota Yaris is cheap and and small, which is good for me becuz i dont have a lot of money and I suck...
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 9 answers

The Yaris is a great car for a college student. Don't be too worried about image, any new car is nice for someone your age. Plus the Yaris is reliable, good on gas, and cheap to insure. For me the Yaris is neither feminine nor masculine. I go to school at CSU Fullerton and I see guys driving...

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Why should I also consider these? X

The Hyundai Accent and Kia Rio are the most direct competitors to the 2009 Toyota Yaris.

Both models come as a sedan, but the Accent is available as a three-door hatchback model and the Rio as a five-door hatchback (Rio5).

Both feel a little more solid on the road than the Yaris, but their fuel economy isn't as good.

The Kia Rio5 is a bit more fun to drive than any of these other low-budget vehicles.

Also at the bottom of the price scale is the Chevrolet Aveo5, a small, five-door hatchback made by GM Daewoo.

Even with a recent redesign, the Aveo doesn't feel competitive with the Hyundai, Kia, or Toyota; its interior is slightly more spacious and comfortable, but its performance is sluggish in comparison.

The most appealing vehicle in this crowd is the Honda Fit; although it's quite a bit more expensive, the Fit is safer, more expansive inside—thanks to the wonderful Magic Seat design—and more fun to drive.

A redesign for 2009 has made the Fit even better, and untouchable in this category.

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2008 Honda Fit
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2008 Hyundai Accent
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