1995 Toyota Paseo review from North America

Basically none.

Roof seems a little low even for someone short.

It has original Toyota factory radio/tape which works fine, but makes a light ticking noise only when playing a tape. This is from a slight crack inside. Usually can't hear it once you turn up the sound anyway. The radio base system is pretty good for a girls car.

I love this car!!! I am the second owner. I have only had it for a short time and I already know that this is definitely a keeper.

Steering is tight and handles road and corners well.

The absolute best gas mileage I've ever seen in a car ever. I went on a trip with this Paseo and went almost 400 miles before getting gas. It gets about 320 miles when commuting locally. I usually pay about $12 for gas.

This car is a real trooper. The engine has surprising pep for its small size and it is so quiet that you sometimes wonder if its running... its really smooth for a sport coupe.

For a 7 year old car the interior is almost perfectly maintained. The seats are free of tears except for a minor tear on the driver seat. But that is from getting in and out of the car you sometimes rub against the seat because the car is small.

The body of the car is put together well. Its well painted and free of rust. Back rear spoiler adds a more sporty look to the car.

Sun roof keeps the car warmer on winter days and brings in the perfect amount of air on summer days. A/C-heater works great.

It's a very fun car to drive. If you like smaller vehicles try to get your hands on this one if you can. They are no longer made, but definitely worth the dime. Toyota probably stopped making them because the cost is just too good for the consumer.

Its the cutest little coupe that really is very reliable and I would recommend it to anyone looking for an adorable and affordable sport coupe.