As a model range and as a hybrid variant Toyota's small car has proven to be a popular choice. In this guise this refreshed Yaris offers a fresh new look and promises small but meaningful gains in terms of drivability, refinement and its green credentials. Tweaks to its hybrid powertrain have resulted in useful reductions in emissions and fuel consumption. On a day-to-day basis it's likely that the car's refreshed cabin will attract more attention as well. The new infotainment system’s colour touchsreen unit boasts the usual connectivity options and, after a little practice, proves easy to operate. Upgrading to a low-cost navigation option is straightforward. For all that, the primary reason to choose the hybrid over a regular petrol variant is simple: to 'do your bit' plus reduce fuel consumption and minimise your tax outlay. . Our verdict on the Toyota Yaris There are many good reasons why the hybrid version of Toyota's Yaris is popular. For many it's the car's ease of use and low impact cost of ownership, while others are drawn to concept of a low CO2 supermini. Whatever your attraction to the car, there are plenty of positives. , Red, 4 owners, £3,995