Its most expensive trim leapt upward more than $1,000, though.
One of America’s least expensive cars just underwent a refresh, but it managed to avoid a large price adjustment in the process.
Toyota claims the Yaris looks more European this time around, and I’m inclined to agree.
That money goes towards its refresh, which includes a new front fascia, a new rear end with updated taillights, a steering wheel with audio controls and some new analog gauges. The base Yaris also receives a new 6.1-inch Entune touchscreen infotainment system.
The mid-range LE, which shares nearly all of its updates with the L, starts at $17,285 for the three-door and $17,660 for the five-door. Both of these cars are $375 more expensive than last year.
