Yaris kitted with a whole new look and feel

Fans of the new Toyota Yaris will be pleased to know that all models in the upgraded range now boast a leather-clad steering wheel and shift knob as standard equipment.

In addition, front fog lights with chrome bezels are also offered as standard fare on the Yaris menu, whether your appetite is for the saucy 1,0-litre or you have a slightly more expensive taste, in which case the dishy Hybrid model will go down well. Towards the end of last year, the Yaris was subjected to one of the most comprehensive mid-life makeovers Toyota has ever undertaken.

The result, which incidentally earned the newcomer the Best Redesign of the Year in the CAR Magazine 2015 Top 12 Best Buy Awards, was a thoroughly visual refresh (inside and out), the adoption of upmarket cabin textures and materials, as well as a host of under-the-skin modifications to make the Yaris a whole lot more desirable.

Generous equipment levels feature throughout the range, with daytime- running lights (LED for the Hybrid), electric windows all round, and the latest Toyota touch multimedia system (with Bluetooth hands-free functionality) fitted as standard.
This, of course, is on top of standard niceties such as 15-inch alloy wheels, remote central locking (with a foldable bayonet key), air conditioning, electric mirrors, power steering, steering controls, dual front and side airbags and ABS with EBD and brake assist and now of course, front fog lights as well as leather steering wheel and shift knob.

The kit for the Hybrid model is even more lavish and include, to name but a few, combination leather and cloth upholstery, reverse camera with guide lines, seven airbags including a knee bag, traction and stability control, and a keyless push-start system.

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