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Thanks for sorting out the title! :)

Freshly serviced this morning, 12 September at Toyota. Perfect health check. Price reduced to £29,750.

Being realistic, you’re not going to get £26 - £27k for that at that mileage when you can pretty much get into one at that price with less than 10k miles. I think £23k to £24k is more realistic in this market. It’s pretty tough, as anyone trying to sell a car at the moment will know.

Sadly selling my 2022 GR Yaris Circuit pack as I really need a larger car. Details as follows but please message for anything further:- Registered September 2022 I have owned from brand new - no previous keepers Pearl white Current mileage 9,800 Completely standard Serviced on time at Toyota in...

I guess we expected the number of 86’s for sale to grow as sales continued, but the reduction in number of Yaris’ for sale has been significant.

They wouldn’t have time to have bought anything yet as emails only came out after 18:00. They have come down from nearly 200 on sale to 100 since the price was announced, though. Would imagine that number will reduce further now, as many holding out have been unsuccessful.

Basically, not much difference.

Forget contacting your insurance if that’s the extent of the damage.

Deadline to enter is 12th June , should hear by 26th.

I think the finance is as expected. If they’re running a ballot to buy one, they clearly don’t think it needs incentivising with a low APR. Anything 5% or lower is offered to try and generate some sales. Makes the new car circa £20k more than the first!

If you look at the number of cars for sale, it’s gone from almost 200 on Autotrader to around 120 in the 6 weeks since the price was announced. I expect there will be some more demand for late MK1’s when it become obvious that most people after the new cars have a serious wait on their hands. I...

I use SLM Hastings, and no problems at all. A friend of mine is in charge there if you do have any problems. If you mention the forum, they should give you a 20% discount.

That’s going to depend on what you are used to. It’s very quiet compared to my Elise S1, but it’s no Mercedes S Class. Perfectly acceptable for several hundred miles of motorway if you ask me.

Not sure about ‘fill your boots’. The production process is still pretty slow, so I would expect each batch to sell out pretty quickly each time they’re announced. It looks unlikely we’ll get as many this time around, but no one seems to know that for sure just yet.

Looks as though the stock of GRY’s has gone down since Tuesday. Wonder if that will continue as people become aware of the new car’s higher price and / or realise getting hold of one is not going to be easy, this year at least.

You’re not paying for the Yaris interior or exterior looks, though. There’s a bit more to it than that! If it is that sort of price, which is looking doubtful, you’re going to need some luck to pick one up, because the initial allocation will sell out in minutes.

I’m not sure if we’ll see the UK reviews before the order books open. Aren’t the first demos due to arrive in June? Hopefully pricing will be in the next two weeks but I kind of assumed ordering would follow not long after, but maybe not?

Wow. Big increase for Germany, then!

Yes, I’m not really sure Toyota will give a stuff about then VED implications given they are going to sell it out regardless. Why would they?!

Are we expecting news on UK pricing and ordering dates on Friday, or a little later in March? Does anyone know?