Toyota Starlet 1996-

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  • Economy

    Value

    4 out of 5 4.0

    Paid £5200 australian for it which is reasonable, because it was either a toss up between a starlet or a holden barina (Opel Corsa)

    Costs

    4 out of 5 4.0

    This car isn't very common and can be a hassle buying service items from a typical auto shop, so some parts need to be bought genuine. tThough most costs are reasonable

  • On the road

    Driving

    3 out of 5 3.0

    Engine needs to be worked hard at times, but its a city car basically. A fair bit of body roll and doesn't absorb bumps well. Tiring to drive on freeways due to a lot of noise intruding into the cabin

    Performance

    3 out of 5 3.0

    Just basically a city car with a gearbox that's very easy to use

  • Living with it

    Reliability

    4 out of 5 4.0

    So far hasn't let me down

    Image

    3 out of 5 3.0

    Mine is the base model Starlet life without the colour coded bumpers and partial wheel trims

    Comfort

    3 out of 5 3.0

    Front seats are a little narrow and hard

  • Security and Service

    Security

    3 out of 5 3.0

    Who wants to steel this car and there isn't much of a theft rate in Australia

    Service

    4 out of 5 4.0

    Have only had it serviced once so far from a dearler and they seemed ok, but felt they could have been better and more courteous to call me to let me know what else needs doing to give them the go ahead

  • Problems and Ownership

    Problems

    Engine

    Just needs a few things done to it to make it perform to full potential, and i currently have a mouse live around the engine bay

    Other

    Can't comment just yet

    Ownership

    Did you buy the car new?

    Used

    Would you buy the same model again?

    No

    Did you buy from the same manufacturer again?

    Yes