Interesting Facts About the Toyota Yaris XP90
The second‑generation Toyota Yaris (code‑named XP90) debuted in the mid‑2000s and quickly became the brand’s global subcompact offering. It replaced the Echo in North America and was sold in the United States starting in 2006 as a 2007 model year.
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Launch and Market Position
The XP90 generation was introduced in 2005 as the second‑generation Yaris. In the United States it arrived in 2006 as a 2007 model, taking over the market slot previously held by the Toyota Echo, which was discontinued after 2005.
Size and Body‑Style Evolution
During its 2005‑2013 run, the XP90 grew slightly to a length of about 3.75 meters and was offered in both hatchback and sedan body styles. The three‑door coupe was dropped, streamlining the lineup to focus on the more popular hatchback and sedan variants.
Global Naming Strategy
For this second generation, Toyota decided to market the hatchback worldwide under the Yaris name, unifying its subcompact branding across different regions.
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