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New generation Yaris

Yaris-AscentSport-Banner1-NJhrA number of car manufactures have turned to three-cylinder engines for their small vehicles typically of 1 litre capacity.

Now Toyota is replacing the four-cylinder in its small sedan, the Yaris, with a three cylinder but it is of 1.5 litre capacity.

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This fourth generation of the Yaris is set to be launched in August this year with hybrid and petrol models.

The petrol model has a 10 per cent increase in power to 88kW while fuel economy when driven through a CVT gearbox is 4.9 litres/100km, an improvement of at least 15 per cent – even compared with the discontinued 1.3-litre engine.

The hybrid produces a combined 85kW of power and fuel economy of 3.3 litres/100km

The new front-row centre airbag deploys between the driver and passenger so, among other things they don’t butt heads in side crashes.

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