Toyota Yaris Windscreen Replacement: Overview & Cost
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Facts about Toyota Yaris
- The Toyota Yaris was first introduced in the UK in 1999.
- It is considered a supermini subcompact car.
- The name Yaris comes from the mythological Greek goddess Charis, who was said to symbolise beauty and elegance; the “Ya” is derived phonetically from the German Ja, “yes,” which Toyota says affirms a broad stylistic appeal.
- The Yaris is a successor to the Toyota Starlet (1973) and Toyota Tercel (1978), which both ended production in 1999.
- The Toyota Yaris was named European Car of the Year in 2000 by the Car of the Year awards.
- There have been four generations and several facelifts of the Toyota Yaris.
- The fourth-generation Yaris (2020) was the first Toyota car to implement centre airbags; it received five out of five stars for safety and its release introduced new safety testing measures by Euro NCAP.
- Some of the biggest competitors to the Toyota Yaris include the Ford Fiesta, Renault Clio, and Volkswagen Polo.
- Fourth-generation Yaris are built on the same GA-B platform as the Toyota Aygo X and Lexus LBX.
- European fourth-generation Yaris are manufactured by Toyota Motor Manufacturing France in Onnaing, France, and by Toyota Motor Manufacturing Czech Republic in Kolín, Czech Republic.

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Frequently asked questions about Toyota Yaris
Is a Toyota Yaris worth buying?
Yes, the Toyota Yaris is worth buying if you want a simple, reliable car for everyday use. It’s great on fuel, offers a pleasant driving experience, has a great reputation for reliability, and a good resale value. Sure, it’s extremely common and the interior is nothing to write home about, but for everyday usage it’s pretty hard to beat the Yaris.
Why is the Toyota Yaris discontinued?
The Yaris has not been discontinued in the UK, although it has been discontinued in several key markets such as the United States and Brazil. A new Yaris in 2025 starts at £22,445 standard, and there are no signs or rumours that Toyota will discontinue this ever-popular model in the UK anytime soon.
What is the best year of a Toyota Yaris?
Nearly all older Toyota Yaris are excellent used cars to buy, from around 2010 to 2020 (and newer models, although these will surely cost more). For strict value, the 2010-2013 Yaris tend to be the cheapest. If you want somewhat more modern features, go for a 2014-2016 Yaris. However, try to avoid the 2007 Yaris as it tended to suffer quite a bit from reliability issues.
How long will Yaris last?
Depending on the model year and your driving habits, a Toyota Yaris should last you from around 150,000 to 200,000 miles. Some have even surpassed 300,000 miles, although this certainly requires very responsible driving and good maintenance. This usually translates to around 10-15+ years of use.
Which is better, Ford Fiesta or Toyota Yaris?
While the Yaris is a fantastic little car, it’s extremely hard to beat the ever-popular Ford Fiesta, especially in the UK where it has remained king for many years. For handling and driving experience, the Fiesta edges out the Yaris. For those looking for fuel efficiency, reliability, and low emissions, the Yaris wins. Overall, both are excellent vehicles, but the Fiesta may be a tad better if we had to choose.
