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2020 Toyota Yaris IV
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This afternoon I went to a local Toyota dealer to look at a standard Yaris to find out how a GR Yaris would look like. I really hope that the GR Yaris looks much better IRL than a standard Yaris. If not this car is not a car that I would be interested in. Eye candy is as much important to me as the driving experience and a standard Yaris is lacking big time at the eye candy department.
Supringely I find the interior to be a nice and good looking but simple interior. A nice place to be in.
Supringely I find the interior to be a nice and good looking but simple interior. A nice place to be in.
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A couple of hours ago I saw a Yaris IRL in traffic. It looks much better than when I saw the Yaris at a Toyota dealer. Maybe the GR Yaris is a beautiful car after all.
I would prefer black because black hides the less beautiful rear-end, and it looks more aggressive in black.
I would prefer black because black hides the less beautiful rear-end, and it looks more aggressive in black.
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Massive weight reduction at 10:15! 
The first video they showed of the development is acutally the same as the one below, however They it was cut short before something interesting:
The first video they showed of the development is acutally the same as the one below, however They it was cut short before something interesting:
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The topic of how many get produced came up on the most recent episode of Smith & Sniff podcast and their contact at Toyota told them that if there is enough demand they will produce more. I'm not sure how accurate that is but I hope it's true as I still really want one and it'll be a few months before I'm in a position to buy one!
Yep, it's a Corolla but with a GR Yaris front end.
Translation from the website:
September Corolla's Evo appears in HB and wagon! Toyota "Corolla Sport & Touring.
Although it is a 4WD model, the Corolla Sport GRMN is likely to become a sports hatch like the Golf GTI.
The wagon's Corolla Touring GRMN could also be a more comfortable personality
In the previous scoop information, there was a time when it was reported as "GTI" or "GT-FOUR" of Toyota "Corolla", but the high performance models of "Corolla Sport" and "Corolla Touring" are this.
As you can see from the naming of "GRMN", the specifications are totally coordinated by the GR development team, and it will appear as a 4WD sport equipped with a 1.6L in-line 3-cylinder turbo by GR.
The 1.6L turbo is basically the same as the "GR Yaris" and delivers 272ps / 37.7kgm. The transmission adopts a 6-speed MT, and the 4WD is also combined with the system "GR-FOUR" equipped with a mechanism that can change the front and rear torque distribution with the 4WD mode switch like the GR Yaris. The debut is expected to be September 2021. Attention as a hot model like VW's "Golf GTI" and "Golf R Variant"!
https://bestcarweb.jp/news/scoop/243049
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Really surprised by the understeer in those transitions. I figured the car would be a lot more playful given its track performance. That said, that stability probably does help quite a bit off-road where you need the car to remain controllable in sideways situations. I bet this thing handles like a dream on dirt.
I think that the understeer is there because it still is a road car. It has to be safe for everyone to drive (many young drivers buying this car will think that they are WRC drivers and put this car and their abilities (read huge, young male ego) to the test)). The WRC version on the other hand .........
