Grab Your Spot for Exclusive Toyota GR Yaris Limited Edition in Germany

by AutoExpert   |  30 November, 2023

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Toyota's German fan base is in for a treat with the release of a special 300-unit Toyota GR Yaris Limited Edition. Drawing on the brand's triumphs in the World Rally Championship (WRC), this exclusive model comes with performance upgrades and a unique tuning setup from Toyota Gazoo Racing.

Priced at approximately $46,700, this hot hatch is more than just a car; it's a tribute to Toyota's racing legacy.

Toyota GR Yaris Limited Edition

While specifics about the WRC team's enhancements remain under wraps for now, Toyota has teased a reveal of the details closer to the launch. What we do know is that this limited edition GR Yaris will be available in striking red or white, mirroring the racing livery of the WRC competitor.

Red brake calipers, slotted discs, and 18-inch, 10-spoke alloy wheels complement its sporty look.

Toyota GR Yaris Limited Edition

The "High Performance" package, exclusive to this model, includes a customer-specific vehicle setup and a Torsen limited-slip differential, promising an exhilarating driving experience.

Toyota GR Yaris Limited Edition

This special edition is a celebration of Toyota Gazoo Racing's impressive 1-2-3 finish at the Japan Rally, with drivers Elfyn Evans and Scott Martin leading the charge.

Toyota GR Yaris Limited Edition

Under the hood, like its GR Yaris counterparts, lies a turbocharged 1.6-liter three-cylinder engine, boasting 257 HP and a 0-62 mph time of just 5.5 seconds. Given the high demand, Toyota has implemented a selective purchase process for this edition.

Toyota GR Yaris Limited Edition

Prospective buyers need to apply between November 27th and December 4th for a chance to own one of these exclusive models. Selected candidates will be notified via email and given 14 days to complete their purchase.

Anticipation builds as deliveries are slated for the upcoming summer, making it a must-have for enthusiasts and collectors alike. This limited edition GR Yaris is not just a car; it's a piece of Toyota's proud racing heritage.

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