The Toyota Yaris XP10, produced from 1999 to 2005, is the first generation of Toyota's subcompact hatchback. Known for its practicality and reliability, the XP10 was offered in three- and five-door configurations, appealing to a broad range of drivers. It features compact dimensions and a lightweight design, making it ideal for urban environments. The engine options include a range of small displacement petrol and diesel engines, with the most popular being a 1.3-liter inline-four paired with either a manual or an automatic transmission.
The XP10's design emphasizes space efficiency, offering a surprisingly roomy interior for its size, with flexible rear seats to enhance cargo capacity. It also introduced innovative features for its class, such as a centrally mounted digital instrument cluster. The Yaris XP10 became well-regarded for its low running costs, reliability, and ease of maintenance, making it a popular choice among budget-conscious buyers and first-time drivers.