Toyota GR Yaris - Official! (Vol 2)
Discussion
Lordbenny said:
Rather than drive on pure paddle mode I found myself driving in auto and just using the paddles when I fancied it?
I’ve found if it’s a country road and I’m pushing on I’ll go to the paddles but most of the time it’s auto I’ve also found myself using normal/eco for commuting as it likes to use the higher gears and shifts earlier. ecsrobin said:
Vicki was running the gearbox in normal, same as another English review from a few months ago and I suspect Harry Metcalfes son on his quick report.
When you watch the above video or also Blitz Japan have a video where race drivers are saying it’s a great box.
Mine has had some work this week.
Eventuri intake and engine cover?When you watch the above video or also Blitz Japan have a video where race drivers are saying it’s a great box.
Mine has had some work this week.
Unreal said:
Evolved said:
I doubt the auto is a hindrance, but it does remove that level of input a lot crave. I personally feel the car is so light and offers a lot of feedback that the manual suits the car. The extra 30hp would be welcome.
Personal preference. Simple as that. Evolved said:
Unreal said:
Evolved said:
I doubt the auto is a hindrance, but it does remove that level of input a lot crave. I personally feel the car is so light and offers a lot of feedback that the manual suits the car. The extra 30hp would be welcome.
Personal preference. Simple as that. Unreal said:
Evolved said:
Unreal said:
Evolved said:
I doubt the auto is a hindrance, but it does remove that level of input a lot crave. I personally feel the car is so light and offers a lot of feedback that the manual suits the car. The extra 30hp would be welcome.
Personal preference. Simple as that. The original post I replied to was regarding VBH preferring the manual, as it removes a level of input she likes. One must remember that she can pedal a car, so it didn’t come as a surprise
Evolved said:
That’s human nature - and why we end up fighting wars. As I’ve tried to teach my son, try things for himself and make his own informed decision. One man’s meat is another man’s poison.
The original post I replied to was regarding VBH preferring the manual, as it removes a level of input she likes. One must remember that she can pedal a car, so it didn’t come as a surprise
Pistonheads is very bad for this lots of opinion from those that haven’t tried things, or its latest iteration. Think cerbLee continually complaining about the Yaris 3 pot yet hasn’t driven one in the 4 years he’s done so, or threads about driver aids where people once used cruise control on their horse and cart and it was bad so it means it’s still bad. And the same goes for autos just because one is bad doesn’t mean all are. The original post I replied to was regarding VBH preferring the manual, as it removes a level of input she likes. One must remember that she can pedal a car, so it didn’t come as a surprise
Regarding the original post and a surprise the Dale Lomas video I posted (for those that don’t know the old ring taxi driver for the jaguars and numerous Nurburgring 24hr races and instructing) has this to say about it:
So just because they can pedal something don’t assume all will prefer the manual for their use.
ecsrobin said:
Pistonheads is very bad for this lots of opinion from those that haven’t tried things, or its latest iteration. Think cerbLee continually complaining about the Yaris 3 pot yet hasn’t driven one in the 4 years he’s done so, or threads about driver aids where people once used cruise control on their horse and cart and it was bad so it means it’s still bad. And the same goes for autos just because one is bad doesn’t mean all are.
Regarding the original post and a surprise the Dale Lomas video I posted (for those that don’t know the old ring taxi driver for the jaguars and numerous Nurburgring 24hr races and instructing) has this to say about it:
So just because they can pedal something don’t assume all will prefer the manual for their use.
Rally cars and race cars don't have autos.Regarding the original post and a surprise the Dale Lomas video I posted (for those that don’t know the old ring taxi driver for the jaguars and numerous Nurburgring 24hr races and instructing) has this to say about it:
So just because they can pedal something don’t assume all will prefer the manual for their use.
Current WRC cars aren't even allowed a paddle shift manual, it's a manual lever.
F1 cars are a paddle shift manual, any auto function is illegal.
732NM said:
Rally cars and race cars don't have autos.
Current WRC cars aren't even allowed a paddle shift manual, it's a manual lever.
F1 cars are a paddle shift manual, any auto function is illegal.
Yeah I think that’s just a poor use of words but the point he’s making is they’re not changing gears with a clutch and a h pattern. Current WRC cars aren't even allowed a paddle shift manual, it's a manual lever.
F1 cars are a paddle shift manual, any auto function is illegal.
GT4P said:
https://used.toyota.co.uk/approved-used/toyota-yar...
Some one needs to put their crack pipe away!
I don't really disagree but when on another thread people are relaxed about an £80K Kia SUV...Some one needs to put their crack pipe away!
ecsrobin said:
Evolved said:
So just because they can pedal something don’t assume all will prefer the manual for their use.
If you re-read my response you’ll see I was referring to VBH’s preference for the manual, which I understand as she enjoys the act of actually driving the car. I’m not sure why you’re suggesting I’m claiming ALL will share the same consensus.I’m sure the auto is a good option, for me, the GR is a nippy little B road blaster so the manual suits my own needs.
Unreal said:
GT4P said:
https://used.toyota.co.uk/approved-used/toyota-yar...
Some one needs to put their crack pipe away!
I don't really disagree but when on another thread people are relaxed about an £80K Kia SUV...Some one needs to put their crack pipe away!
Yahonza said:
Unreal said:
GT4P said:
https://used.toyota.co.uk/approved-used/toyota-yar...
Some one needs to put their crack pipe away!
I don't really disagree but when on another thread people are relaxed about an £80K Kia SUV...Some one needs to put their crack pipe away!
ferrisbueller said:
Yahonza said:
Unreal said:
GT4P said:
https://used.toyota.co.uk/approved-used/toyota-yar...
Some one needs to put their crack pipe away!
I don't really disagree but when on another thread people are relaxed about an £80K Kia SUV...Some one needs to put their crack pipe away!
Some dealer thinking it will drive some sales calls.
Unreal said:
GT4P said:
https://used.toyota.co.uk/approved-used/toyota-yar...
Some one needs to put their crack pipe away!
I don't really disagree but when on another thread people are relaxed about an £80K Kia SUV...Some one needs to put their crack pipe away!
There is no need to pay more than £50k for a new one and come spring imo list will be achievable for a new car
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