2010 Toyota Yaris Unknown

Toyota's smallest car continues to save drivers money with its high fuel economy ratings, AND turn heads with its sporty styling. This front-wheel-drive subcompact delivers a fun, nimble, and energetic ride. The engine is snappy and the automatic transmission is highly responsive. With its small dimensions and agile steering, it is perfectly suited for city commutes, delivering a fun ride while saving money at the same time. Our 2010 Yaris has a 1.5-liter DOHC inline-four engine, that delivers 106 hp and 103 lb-ft of torque matched to a 4-speed automatic. Equipped with variable valve timing, the engine rates 29/36 mpg by EPA standards, but most owners report maximum highway mileage well into the 40s. For a subcompact the size and weight of the Yaris (2,300 pounds), the engine actually feels quite peppy. The light-touch steering responds instantaneously and adds to the car's overall responsiveness and maneuverability. The interior of this car will surprise you with its roominess, particularly for taller adults. The hatchback measures 150.6 inches in length with a 96.9 wheelbase, allowing for 40 inches of front legroom and 33.8 in the back. In terms of utility, the car has more nooks and crannies to stash things than you will ever need. The liftback's cargo area starts at 9.3 cubic feet, but expands to 26, with its standard 60/40 split-folding seats. These seats fold flat, recline, and slide forward and back for added legroom or storage capacity. Dual front airbags come standard, and it earns four and five stars on frontal impact tests. Call Dollar Buick GMC for additional rebates and information at 877-416-8654. www.dollarbuickgmc.com