I'd hit this Yaris
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I have agree. I had an 86 civic with 68 hp and it was good enough for a student getting around. Even with me and my 400 lb Russian friend we would still be ok. It was no GTR but the cars reduced weight made it easier for the little engine to move the car
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They're good for a little more than that. ![Stick Out Tongue](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/tongue.gif)
There's a courier I know of with a 2007 Yaris sedan that has passed 400,000 miles with no repairs (not even brakes or clutch). Just oil changes and tires. Its been posted here at earlier milestones. From my observations, the Yaris is the most trouble free and reliable car ever made. Not bad for $14K.
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There's a courier I know of with a 2007 Yaris sedan that has passed 400,000 miles with no repairs (not even brakes or clutch). Just oil changes and tires. Its been posted here at earlier milestones. From my observations, the Yaris is the most trouble free and reliable car ever made. Not bad for $14K.
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And I agree, Toyota small cars are incredibly reliable
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