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Toyota Yaris GR Sport – Sporty Style and Efficiency Combined ! | 4K

The Toyota Yaris has had a facelift and I got to drive the GR Sport HEV. The Yaris GR Sport has the sporty styling queues of the GR Yaris but has a hybrid drivetrain. What is new and how does it drive?

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21 responses to “Toyota Yaris GR Sport – Sporty Style and Efficiency Combined ! | 4K”

  1. @Tristanbirdyt Avatar
    @Tristanbirdyt

    Good evening petrol pad how are you? Been looking forward to this video keep up the great work thank you very much. Have a great week all absolutely love the wheel design and I think it looks fantastic looking small car well done Toyota and it will last centuries

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  2. @francoisg3500 Avatar
    @francoisg3500

    Evening all! Hope everyone is doing well and have a great week.

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  3. @GRfourfun Avatar
    @GRfourfun

    I’m liking it mate, as a GRY owner I like the styling and GR touches.

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  4. @kuukeli Avatar
    @kuukeli

    thank you for the video

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  5. @jamiep61 Avatar
    @jamiep61

    I enjoyed watching the Video Review. My favourite Yaris Trim 😊

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  6. @DarrenJMHughes Avatar
    @DarrenJMHughes

    This GR Sport Yaris reminds me a little of the Yaris T Sport (1.5 vvti) that was on sale during the early and mid 2000’s. It looks a great little car – all the looks, good performance and lots of rely.

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  7. @orangeman3343 Avatar
    @orangeman3343

    Looks good. As with other manufacturers I wish the higher end models would be available with smaller wheel options. Take the new C-HR for example. Want the GR version of that and you have to have the 20″ wheels. The wheels on that Yaris seem a bit too big too. Very nice but even if the ride is okay, smaller wheels are preferred by some people.

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    1. @Paul-ue8tn Avatar
      @Paul-ue8tn

      Also more sensible for our roads

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  8. @jimcabezola3051 Avatar
    @jimcabezola3051

    Ah… That CVT moaning sound. Reminds me of my 2001 Prius. I liked that car, and I suspect I’d like this one even more. The EV range is literally leagues better in this; my car literally couldn’t travel ONE league before the ICE had to start up. Here on O’ahu, it would be possible to get all one’s daily commuting chores done without needing to awaken the ICE. Nice!

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  9. @bumblebee9288 Avatar
    @bumblebee9288

    At LAST a review of a NORMAL car 🎉xxxx

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  10. @jamescharlton924 Avatar
    @jamescharlton924

    Can’t beat James May taking the original out the card board box on you tube! lol

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  11. @timphillips4147 Avatar
    @timphillips4147

    Lovely scenery too as weather Pete 🎉

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  12. @michaelstaunton1632 Avatar
    @michaelstaunton1632

    Great video interested vehicle from Toyota 👍👍👍

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  13. @nealstreet1956 Avatar
    @nealstreet1956

    Very Helpful. Picking my red one up tomorrow.

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  14. @marioantoniazzi2265 Avatar
    @marioantoniazzi2265

    II think you are pretty much spot on with your report. I have one and would agree with what you have said, although it can be a little too stiff and “crashy” at times for our roads in this country. Having previously owned a GR Yaris, it could easily be considered as a warm version of the GR Yaris and for a lot of people, a more sensible choice. The mpg of the car is quite exceptional, usually 60mpg plus most of the time, even with some brisk driving! It is equally at home on the motorway or city driving. It certainly surprised me.

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  15. @mauricewatton9130 Avatar
    @mauricewatton9130

    Another enjoyable video. We had old Yaris from 2003 where legroom was poor and I’m 6’3”. Think I might fit in that one better. 🙂👍

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  16. @alandavies2122 Avatar
    @alandavies2122

    I had one for a week. Very good on fuel. And enough room for 6ft plus.

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  17. @peterhardwick4939 Avatar
    @peterhardwick4939

    Good to see bread and butter cars revived. Do you know what engine and how many cylinders.
    Good review Peter!

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  18. @Stevenspielburger Avatar
    @Stevenspielburger

    60-80 mph is easily achievable with these. I think the design spec is the sweet spot. Looks good, ride is softer and quite a bit cheaper to buy. You get adaptive cruise, climate control and all the gadgets too

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  19. @tomashley5869 Avatar
    @tomashley5869

    Was waiting for this one, Pete! 😊👍🏻 It is a sensible car, that will do a great job of getting you around economically for years and years without the slightest problem. No, they don’t come cheap, but like most other small cars its size. Thank you 🙏
    Cheers, Tom

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  20. @paulbetesta Avatar
    @paulbetesta

    Like it ped another great review 👍👏👏👏

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