After its release in 1999 the Toyota Yaris has experienced multiple changes by taking over the Starlet and Tercel while offering multiple body designs between a 4-door sedan along with 3/5-door hatchback variations. The original generation produced until 2005 combined the XP10 platform with the hatchback model which originated from the Japanese Toyota Vitz. Toyota carried forward the Yaris name from 2005 through 2013 for its second-generation product range while constructing its hatchback model from the XP90 platform. The Yaris sedan transitioned during the 2019 model year from the Yaris iA name when it acquired new grille inserts and additional trim selections. The Yaris engines come with a standard 1.5-liter inline-4 engine along with 106 horsepower output that achieves refined efficiency alongside performance-based capabilities. Both transmission options for the vehicle consist of a 6-speed manual as well as a 6-speed automatic which enables smooth gear changes and agile driving characteristics. The Yaris excels for city driving through its compact dimensions which create agile handling without compromising stability on elevated speeds. Every component of the Toyota Yaris depends on original Toyota replacement parts for durability because all components must satisfy safety and performance criteria during extensive testing procedures. Potential customers can find complete OEM parts selection through Toyota Yaris which provides manufacturer warranty protection together with a simple return policy to ensure worry-free ownership.