Faults:

A bulb on the central console, which lights up the air conditioning button, and the dial for directing the air flow does not light up consistently. Not a critical issue, as there's a bulb lighting the other half of the console.

General Comments:

Purchased for its economy, which did not disappoint, 50+ MPG possible with city/country driving.

Very pleasantly surprised by its comfort, equipment level, and its smart design.

Faults:

Nothing at all; just had a major service and just needed 2 tyres and front pads; great news.

The only thing that doesn't work is the boot light for some reason. Tried a bulb, but not that.

General Comments:

Excellent car, very well specified with electric roof and climate control, electric windows all round, plus loads of other things; just fantastic.

It will always give me around 40 - 42 mpg, so quite cheap to run, and I'm no slow driver by any means.

If you want a solid reliable car, you can't go wrong with one of these. Totally top marks to Toyota.

General Comments:

I only had this car for about 6 weeks as a hire car until my company fiesta arrives (now driving a Honda Civic).

Although I can't give anything detailed about the car I thought I would at least share my thoughts.

The looks of the car on the outside are quite plain, but the front end isn't too bad, inside its very bland and basic (I had the mid range model), things seemed very cheap and tacky including the silly location of the steering wheel controls for the CD Player.

The car at speed (over 70) is quite scary and actually starts to wobble slightly, in doesn't hold the road to well also.

Unfortuantely it was a petrol Automatic with just under 20,000 on the clock (I added about 2,500) and it absolutely guzzles petrol, 350miles for the light to come on compared to my 550miles Xantia.