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If you are looking for a capable and quality subcompact car or SUV, then Toyota is your best choice for small cars that last. For decades, Toyota has amassed a reputation for vehicles with quality construction and excellent fuel efficiency. If you are looking for a small or subcompact vehicle that can provide years of reliable driving, then check out the small car offers from Toyota for the 2019 model year.
Those looking for a subcompact car with excellent reliability should look no further than the 2019 Toyota Yaris. Available as both a four-door sedan and a five-door hatchback, the Yaris is the smallest car Toyota makes. However, do not let the small size of the Yaris fool you. The Yaris offers a generous 38.2 inches of front headroom and 41.9 inches of front legroom. Both models of the Yaris can also seat up to five people.
The Yaris is available in three trims and offers a fuel efficiency rating of 30 miles per gallon in the city and 39 miles per gallon on the highway.
For those looking for a small and capable SUV, the Toyota C-HR is your choice. As the smallest SUV Toyota makes, the C-HR does not compromise when it comes to interior space. The C-HR offers 38.1 inches of front headroom and 43.46 inches of front leg room. The C-HR offers comfortable seating with up to five passengers with enough cargo space at the rear.
The C-HR is available in three trims with an estimated fuel efficiency rating of 27 miles per gallon in the city and 31 miles per gallon on the highway.
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