Toyota floats Yaris special edition models
August 8, 2012 
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Toyota is adding two new versions to its Yaris supermini line-up, dubbed the Yaris Edition and Yaris Trend.
Both come with blacked-out C-pillars and according to their creators when combined with darkened rear privacy glass and contrasting Tyrol Silver or Cirrus White paintwork, the effect is to create a floating roof.
The Yaris Edition is based on the entry-level T2 grade and adds 15-inch Podium anthracite (smoke-finished) machined alloy wheels, front fog lamps, rear privacy glass, extra chrome exterior rear trim, a tachometer and a leather-trimmed gear knob.
Power comes from the 1-litre VVT-I petrol engine with five-speed manual transmission.
The Yaris Trend is an upgraded version of the Yaris SR, adding new Podium alloys in 16-inch form and a chrome tailpipe trim.
Power is from the 1.33-litre VVT-i petrol unit, with a choice of six-speed manual or, in the five-door version, Toyota’s Multidrive S CVT automatic.
Manual air conditioning can be specified as an option on the Edition, while the Trend can add the Toyota Touch & Go multimedia system with satellite navigation.
Yaris Edition prices start at £11,695 with three and five-door versions of offer, while the Trend starts at £13,795.
Words by: Andrew Charman
It is looking great is sharp edges but not getting the actual design in images needs to see it in reality on the road, thanks for breaking this news.
I’d love to see a turbo edition like the Glanza of old.
they do have a turbo version of the yaris. google vitz turbo