Car width refers to the measurement of the distance between the two sides of the Toyota Yaris taken at the widest point This measurement can be important for a variety of reasons, such as determining whether a car will fit in a particular parking space or garage, or whether it can safely navigate narrow roads or tunnels.Usually, the mirrors are not included in the measurement unless otherwise stated.With it's
height of 1500 mm and
length of 3940 mm,
the Toyota Yaris has a width of 1745 mm. We also know the width including mirrors - it's 2020 mm . That means that a single mirror's width is 137.5mm. The widest car you can find in the " hatchback" category is Saab 9000 Turbo 16 (YS3C ), which is 61mm wider than the Yaris 1.0 -
1806 mm.For illustration, the difference in length between the Toyota and the Saab is 680mm in favor of the Saab. On the contrary, the narrowest in the same category is VW up! 1.0 , which is 1645 mm - that makes it 100mm narrower than the Toyota in question. Length-wise, the Toyota outperforms the VW by 340mm.
The difference in width between first generation (P1) from 1999 and last generation (Yaris XP21) from 2020 is 8.5cm mm.
