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Jodie writes:
2000 Toyota ECHO 2 Dr STD Coupe Review
Prosfantastic on fuel and comfortable to drive Consthere arent any
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Toyota Echo The Best Besides The Hilux — you can buzz in to car parks that bigger cars cant fit and buzz right on out and great on fuel! although its a small car it is quiet spacey inside. its great to fold down the rear seats and chuck the dogs in the back. this is one of the best cars ive owned and it was free!!!(given to me as a gift)
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Jamar writes:
2000 Toyota ECHO 4 Dr STD Sedan Review
Prospimp Consalot of flaws
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Craig writes:
2000 Toyota ECHO 4 Dr STD Sedan Review
Prosgas mileage and simplicity are the best points Consthere is no power and road noise can be bothersome
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This Car Is A Great Econobox, Cheap And Reliable. That Is Why The Car Was Built. — Got the car from a family member, a 5 speed and 1.5L engine don't exactly thrill me, but the gas mileage cant be beat by most modern cars. When I drive conservatively I can get over 40mpg (I keep track by miles traveled). The worst I have recorded was during a week it snowed very heavily, I was stuck a lot and spent a lot of time idling - 31mpg average. The car doesn't handle well, but it is small and nimble which is great for parking lots. The suspension is very soft which lends into the poor handling it features. Now when i say poor handling, this is compared to enthusiastic driving, not regular chugging along. For that, it does just fine and you won't ever feel like you're about to fly off the road. The highway is great for mileage, but watch those bigger trucks and wind. Anyone who has ever driven a small eco-box will already know what to expect here. Drive smart and keep it under 80mph! There is even less power the faster you go and the lil engine starts to get loud. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Ahmed writes:
2000 Toyota ECHO 4 Dr STD Sedan Review
Prosperformance Consstability
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My Echo — Fuel economy is a real bonus and the Echo is a true petrol-miser. Sweet engines match up well with manual gearbox. Tall body makes for great interior space.Reliability is streets ahead of much of the light-car class. In that regard, it's a Toyota through and through.Funky interior will put a few off, but most like its alternative layout. Fuel economy is a real i love it Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
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Andrew writes:
2000 Toyota ECHO 4 Dr STD Sedan Review
ProsFuel Effiecency, Spacious, Good Quality ConsNot a Performance Car AT ALL, Road Noise is a little loud.
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A Good Car. Only Drive It When Me And My Girlfriend Cant Take My Car. — My Girlfriend's Toyota Echo Review. Performance: Good gas milage, poor transmission, acceleration not too good, strong brakes, handling is pretty good. Build Quality: Decently Solid. Road Noice is a little loud. Appearance: Looks small but is very spacious. Car is more for women my opinion. Cost of Ownership: Good gas mileage as mentioned above and hasnt had any major problems I know of. Fun Factor: Not too much fun to drive. Not a performance car. Fuel efficent, drives good, spacious for a small looking car Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Mike writes:
2000 Toyota ECHO 4 Dr STD Sedan Review
ProsGood Gas mileage ConsSmall
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Good For Commuting — Small, Compact, Slow to accelerate. 5 Speed is even funner to drive. Easy handling, can fit into very very tight spaces too. Almost no repairs, 41 MPG, really fun to drive. Car is really fun to drive, little maintenance too. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Kim writes:
2000 Toyota ECHO 4 Dr STD Sedan Review
ProsIt's ECHO-friendly, good gas/milage ratio. ConsThere are none.
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It's A Good Car For Students. — My car is cool. Seriously. Tinted windows, cool rims, manual transmission. Come on! And, to fill it up, it costs between 35$ and 43$ depending on the gas price. Good acceleration, perfect deceleration. Easy to park everywhere. It's quite easy to handle, but when it's windy outside and I'm on the free lane, it can get risky. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Sylvain writes:
2000 Toyota ECHO 4 Dr STD Sedan Review
Prosdurable Consits a 4 cylinder car and has no power what so ever!
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Good Cheap Family Car — This Toyota is a compact car in size but spacious inside. The engine is a 1.5 L in-line4 cylinder! i has not torque at all but its a good reliable car! we have had ours since 2000 and we only had to put 2000$ of repairs excluding fender benders. a 2005 toyota echo can be bought as cheap as 5000$ Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Ricky writes:
2000 Toyota ECHO 2 Dr STD Coupe Review
Proseconomical, great to drive, good turning circle Consnot too good on straddie, front wheel drive
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Echo Stats — Performance is alright for a small car, the bulid of it is pretty cool with soo many little pockets. my model looks awesome with the little body kit and mag wheels. cost of ownership is not too much different insurance wise to the patrol but the fuel is almost twice the km that the patrol for half as much $. Car is fun to drive it fits in any space. | ||
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Mariah writes:
2000 Toyota ECHO 4 Dr STD Sedan Review
Prosgas milage, room for everything Conspower to stereo, no sound from speakers
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Echo Love — accelerated well before rollover,though can still handle city traffic. brakes awesome. handles just about everything you can throw at it. after 9 years, would still be in mint condition if i hadn't put it on its roof. needed new windshield, hood and o2 sensor. after 100,000 miles, needs timing done. spacious interior, ample headroom, plenty of room for 5, although long legged people get cramps during long trips. great gas mileage, 35 in town 40 on the hwy. is expensive to find/obtain replacement parts such as tail light covers. FUN to drive! |
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