THE Yaris, Toyota's new small car for Europe will be easy to own and cost-effective to run thanks to a host of innovative new servicing initiatives announced ahead of the car's public launch on April 8.
Toyota wanted a 'complete peace of mind at the most competitive price,' and responded with a servicing programme that make Yaris easy and cost effective to own and live with.
Simpler, cheaper servicing for Yaris customers has been a primary consideration in the European designed Yaris from day one of its inception. It requires 45 per cent less labour time (over three years/60,000 miles) than the current Starlet model which it supersedes. Overall maintenance costs (including tyres and brakes) are reduced by 25-30 per cent. This all means cheaper servicing costs and greater convenience for Yaris customers.
Technological advances and improved maintenance processes on Yaris have enabled major services to be set at a lengthy two years or 20,000 miles. The Yaris torsion beam rear suspension features a toe correcting function which optimises tyre life.
Yaris will come with a free three-year/60,000 manufacturer's warranty, which covers the clutch, alternator, starter motor and exhaust system amongst other major mechanical items, and a 12-year anti-corrosion perforation warranty. Additionally, three years' Eurocover will come as standard with Yaris providing roadside rescue, breakdown and accident management services in most European countries.
For Toyota in Wirral, contact Evans Halshaw, Docks Link Road, Wallasey. Phone 637-0001.
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