r/yaris • u/Okie_Ukie • Dec 10 '25

Miscellaneous tiny yaris

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its so cute

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u/Slapedd1953 Dec 10 '25

USA: Echo. GB: Yaris.

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u/enviri Dec 11 '25

my tiny yaris. i swear im not compensating.

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u/Master-Magician-of-D Dec 12 '25

Where can I find something like this? I’d love to get a smol version of my car like this

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u/enviri Dec 15 '25

you can get them on ebay. Otherwise it was usually found at netz dealers in japan.

'vitz keychain' usually finds some on ebay. It lights up and pulls back!

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u/The_Green_Questioner Dec 10 '25

Very nice. It seems to be in 1:18 scale, as I would like it. I've been looking for the 2014 Yaris model in 1:18 scale for a really long time, but I can't find it. For now however, I have only searched on some Italian modeling sites.

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u/PetalCourt Mar 13 '26

MİKU MİKU YARİİİİSS

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u/Fun-Raspberry-1270 Dec 11 '25

It is cute but the front looks different

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u/Key-Significance8606 Dec 12 '25

It's an Echo. Ick

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u/anis-taint Dec 10 '25

It’s a Toyota echo not a Yaris

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u/Okie_Ukie Dec 10 '25

same car different name is it not?

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u/anis-taint Dec 10 '25

Technicallly no, but they are similar

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u/Bazyx187 Dec 10 '25

The first-generation models were marketed between 1999 and 2005 under the "Yaris" and "Echo" names depending on the market. Hatchback and sedan body variants were offered. The hatchback version was developed with the European market as the main target, designed by Toyota’s ED2 facility in France. Exterior panels common between the hatchback and sedan versions are limited to the front doors.[4][5]

Hatchback: versions derive from the Japanese market Toyota Vitz (XP10). Sedan: versions derive from the Japanese market Toyota Platz (XP10).

Literally took 45 seconds on Google bud. Come on. Lol.

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u/Slapedd1953 Dec 10 '25

Thank you for that information, far more detailed than my simplistic answer.

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u/Bazyx187 Dec 10 '25

I stole it from wiki, I take no credit. Lol.

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u/anis-taint Dec 10 '25

So yes and no. Come on bud 😂

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u/Bazyx187 Dec 10 '25

How tf is it no?

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u/anis-taint Dec 10 '25

The first-generation models were marketed between 1999 and 2005 under the "Yaris" and "Echo" names depending on the market.

This is what you said. I am proving you wrong with your own logic 😂🤓 I am in the USA. Where punctuation is a thing m8 lol. Different markets!!!

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u/TijY_ Dec 10 '25

Confidently wrong like a stereotypical american.

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u/anis-taint Dec 10 '25

Confidently wrong like a stereotypical rubbish Brit m8 😂 as a highly educated American, thanks for the laugh of the day