What was initially known as the Scion iA has transformed into the 2017 Toyota Yaris. Imposed with advances by the Toyota New Global Architecture, the model, also disguised as the Mazda 2 has improved features ranging from its technological specs to its transmission. What are they?
Per Toyota New Global Architecture, Toyota's latest units would be upgraded with brand new powertrains including that of the 2017 Toyota Yaris. For next year, it will have handling which was collaborated with the new C-HR crossover and would become more responsive to driving quality.
The Specs
As reported by Car and Driver, the model will be powered by a 1.5L four-cylinder engine which could yield 106hp with the options of a six-speed manual or a six-speed automatic. The interiors will likewise hold a 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system along with low-speed automated emergency breaking, Bluetooth, and a dealer-installed navigation system as well.
Other features include electronic stability control, ABS and Driveline traction control, side impact beams, forward collusion, dual stage driver and passenger seat-mounted side airbags, low-tire pressure warning, airbag occupancy sensor, rear child safety locks, first aid kits, back-up camera, radio, and an integrated roof antenna.
Price
Lodged with a price value of $16,815, the 2017 Toyota Yaris iA has four doors, can carry five passengers, has a front-wheel drive feature, could run 30/39mpg, and can generate 103 lb. ft. of torque.
When purchased in a basic plan, it can run 36,000mi on a standard three-year use, its drivetrain for 60,000mi in five years, and maintenance for 25,000mi in two years.
Events
During the World Rally Championship, the 2017 Toyota Yaris will join the season-opening Rallye Monte Carlo this coming Jan. 16-Jan. 22 which would reveal the new hatch as a WRC competition car, reported Automotive World.
Furthermore, the 2017 Toyota Yaris iA will be part of the Toyota Gazoo Racing as part of the full World Endurance Championship season this coming April 16.
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