YARIS
GR YARIS
Year: 2021 Model Code: XP210
Since the GR Supra and 86 were jointly developed with other brands, the GR Yaris was seen as a passion project to make a sports car completely owned and developed by Toyota. Thus, it carried the iconic GR-Four badge with the intention to compete in the 2022 World Rally Championship, which it proceeded to win through the youngest World Rally Champion, Kalle Rovanperä.
Dimensions and Weight
Length: 399.5 cm / 157.28 in
Width: 180.6 cm / 71.1 in
Height: 146.1 cm / 57.52 in
Wheelbase: 250 cm / 98.43 in
Curb Weight: 1076 kg / 2372 lbs
Engine and Transmission
Engine Code: 18R
Fuel Type: Petrol
Type and Cylinders: V4
Displacement: 1.6 L (1,588 cc)
Maximum Output: 86 HP
Maximum Torque: 163 Nm
Drive Wheels: RWD
Transmission: 5-speed M/T
VITZ RS TURBO
Year: 2000 Model Code: SCP10
The Toyota Yaris, also known as the Vitz in Japan, is the brand's subcompact car series that replaced the Starlet in 1999. It was designed by Greek automotive designer Sotiris Kovos, who named the car after Charis, the Greek goddesses of charm. Just like its Starlet predecessors, a high-performance RS Turbo variant released in Japan, which came equipped with a turbocharged and TRD-tuned version of 1NZ-FE engine.
Dimensions and Weight
Length: 363.0 cm / 142.9 in
Width: 166.0 cm / 65.4 in
Height: 148.5 cm 58.5 in
Wheelbase: 2370 cm / 93.3 in
Curb Weight: 940 kg / 2072 lbs
Engine and Transmission
Engine Code: 1NZ-FE
Fuel Type: Petrol
Type and Cylinders: Inline 4
Displacement: 1.5L (1496 cc)
Maximum Output: 108 HP
Maximum Torque: 143 Nm
Drive Wheels: FWD
Transmission: 5-speed M/T