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Toyota Yaris 1.5 VVT-i Hybrid Icon Tech: Compact, Efficient, and ReliableDiscover the perfect combination of economy, practicality, and advanced technology with the Toyota Yaris 1.5 VVT-i Hybrid Icon Tech Hatchback (Reg: LO69 LWR). Designed with eco-conscious drivers in mind, this hybrid hatchback delivers outstanding performance and style.Hybrid EfficiencyPowered by a 1.5-litre VVT-i hybrid engine, the Yaris provides smooth and fuel-efficient performance, seamlessly switching between petrol and electric power. This self-charging hybrid offers reduced emissions and lower running costs, making it perfect for both urban and long-distance driving.Modern & Practical DesignThe Yaris Icon Tech trim boasts a contemporary design, featuring:Sleek styling and compact dimensions for city maneuverabilityLED daytime running lights for added visibility and style15-inch alloy wheels that complete its modern lookComfortable & Tech-Focused InteriorInside, the Yaris is designed for your comfort and convenience, offering:Heated front seats for added comfort in colder monthsDual-zone climate control for a perfectly balanced cabin temperatureA 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Toyota Touch 2Reversing camera for stress-free parkingInnovative Features & SafetyPacked with smart technology, the Yaris includes:Integrated satellite navigation for easy travelBluetooth connectivity for hands-free calls and music streamingToyota Safety Sense, featuring pre-collision system, lane departure alert, and automatic high beams for peace of mindMileage & WarrantyWith just 35, 278 miles, this Toyota Yaris comes with a free 6-month Autoguard Warranty, ensuring reliability and added assurance.Why Choose the Toyota Yaris Hybrid?Combining fuel efficiency, advanced technology, and a comfortable interior, the Yaris Hybrid Icon Tech is the perfect choice for drivers seeking a stylish and eco-friendly hatchback.Contact Us Today! Book a test drive and experience the innovation and efficiency of the Toyota Yaris Hybrid!.

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