Live on TwitchJoin the ScanRacer car quiz
Scan my car
Back to Yaris
Toyota

Toyota Yaris Hatch 2005

2005

The 2005 Toyota Yaris Hatch is a compact city car that marked a significant milestone in the Yaris lineup. Designed to offer a blend of performance, fuel efficiency, and practicality, it quickly became a popular choice among urban drivers. Its modern design and innovative features bolstered Toyota's reputation for quality and reliability.

Add your photo
Yaris Hatch
Photo by @kd3-6.7

History

The Toyota Yaris was introduced in 1999 to replace the Starlet and Tercel models. The first generation, produced until 2005, was praised for its fuel efficiency and compact design. In 2005, the second generation of the Yaris was launched, bringing significant improvements in dimensions, interior space, and onboard technologies. This evolution aimed to provide a more refined driving experience while maintaining the core qualities of the Yaris.

Latest scans

Photos added by the community for this page.

1 photo
Add yours

Technical data

Yaris Hatch is presented here with its key technical data: 67 - 105 ch, 90 - 170 Nm, 9 - 13.9 s, 154 - 190 km/h. The recorded setup is Traction / Manuelle, 5 rapports.

Power
67 - 105 ch
Torque
90 - 170 Nm
0-100 km/h
9 - 13.9 s
Top speed
154 - 190 km/h
Displacement
998 - 1497 cm3
Weight
845 - 1015 kg
Dimensions
3609 x 1661 x 1501 mm
Consumption
4.2 - 8.9 L/100 km
Fuel types
Essence, Diesel
Gearboxes
Manuelle, 5 rapports, Automatique, 4 rapports
Drivetrain
Traction
Matched engine options
VersionPowerTorqueGearboxDrivetrain
1.0 16V VVT-i 5MT FWD (68 HP)67 ch90 NmManuelle, 5 rapportsTraction
1.3 16V VVT-i 5MT FWD (86 HP)84 ch124 NmManuelle, 5 rapportsTraction
1.4 D-4D 5MT FWD (75 HP)74 ch170 NmManuelle, 5 rapportsTraction
1.5 16V VVT-i 5MT FWD (106 HP)105 ch145 NmManuelle, 5 rapportsTraction
1.0L 16V VVT-i 5MT FWD (68 HP)67 ch90 NmManuelle, 5 rapportsTraction
1.3L 16V VVT-i 5MT FWD (86 HP)84 ch124 NmManuelle, 5 rapportsTraction
1.4L D-4D 5MT FWD (75 HP)74 ch170 NmManuelle, 5 rapportsTraction
1.5L 16V VVT-i 5MT FWD (106 HP)105 ch145 NmManuelle, 5 rapportsTraction

Source: CarData.wiki

Anecdotes

The Toyota Yaris was praised for its ability to combine compactness with interior space, providing an enjoyable driving experience in urban environments. Its modern design and innovative features enhanced its popularity among drivers seeking a practical and reliable car.

Production

The production of the 2005 Toyota Yaris Hatch was carried out in several factories, notably in France, to meet the demand of the European market. This production localization allowed Toyota to better tailor the model to the preferences and requirements of European customers.

Press reception

The specialized press praised the 2005 Toyota Yaris Hatch for its fuel efficiency, modern design, and advanced safety features. These elements contributed to strengthening the Yaris's position as a preferred choice in the compact city car segment.

Evolution

The second generation of the Yaris, launched in 2005, was developed under the leadership of chief engineer Kousuke Shibahara. This version was designed to provide better perceived quality, reduced noise and vibrations, and improved driving dynamics. The dimensions were increased to offer more generous interior space, and advanced technologies were integrated to enhance occupant safety and comfort.

1999Yaris Hatch
Same variantPhotos: 0
2011Yaris Hatch
Same variantPhotos: 0
2013Yaris Hatch
Same variantPhotos: 0
2014Yaris Hatch
Same variantPhotos: 0
2017Yaris Hatch
Same variantPhotos: 0
2019Yaris Hatch
Same variantPhotos: 0
2020Yaris Hatch
Same variantPhotos: 0
2023Yaris Hatch
Same variantPhotos: 0

Variants

The 2005 Yaris Hatch was available in several trim levels, including entry-level, mid-range, and high-end versions. Each level offered specific features, ranging from basic functionalities to advanced comfort and safety options. Available engines included both gasoline and diesel options, providing customers with choices tailored to their performance and fuel efficiency preferences.

References