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Same thing in my 2001 1.0 Yaris. I get about 35 litres in the tank when refelling just after the last bar starts flashing. 9 litres of petrol/diesel is quite much for a Yaris! :)

I second that! Looks great!

I change my front brake pads and it was quite easy and I guess that it's a similar procedure for the rear ones. Check this guide for more info: http://toyotaownersclub.com/forums/index.p...=56738&st=0 (Not Yaris T-Sport specific though).

Thanks! Check out my new video I justed posted! :)

Another video of a previous Yaris project: how to paint the gray plastic black and remove the "fried egg effect": Enjoy! :)

7) To open your headlights, put them in an oven (yes, an oven) for 5 minutes with around 100 degrees celsius. This will soften the glue and make it possible to remove the plastic lens.

Hey guys! I did a little video of my LED tail lights project. Have a look here: Here's an old thread with some additional info: http://toyotaownersclub.com/forums/index.p...c=66579&hl= I'm planning to do a video for my modified headlights too. Stay tuned! :)

Yeah, I also think that gunmetal would the first hand choice on a black car if it was available. Bronze would probably look really good too:

Go for GOLD!!

I think it's time to call Chuck Norris!

Toyota cares about us! :D

Wow! I'm impressed! It's really a work well done. Looks like new :) Congrats!

I'm pretty proud of owning my Yaris and it feels like it's a bit of a statement to choose a the Yaris. I don't have the need to show off and I appreciate that it's reliable and has a quite low mpg (more friendly to the environment). I just wish that it could be driven of E85 (85% ethanol) :)

I painted my wing mirrors and it tool a while to get the right technique. The result is quite good but not as good as profesionally painted parts. I tried to paint my roof spoiler too but gave up after bad result. BTW: that "how to"-guide is quite good!

Looks nice! But will it pass a MOT? I think that it would fail here in Sweden.