Engine & Performance Engine: 1.0-litre, three-cylinder petrol unit, Toyota code 1KR-FE. Valves: 12-valve DOHC (4 per cylinder) Bore × stroke: about 71 mm × 84 mm. Compression ratio: ,11.5:1. Power output: ,68 bhp (˜ 69 PS) at about 6000 rpm. Torque: ,95 Nm (˜ 70 lb-ft). Fuel Economy & Emissions Combined fuel consumption: , 68.9 mpg (UK) Urban: , 56.5 mpg Extra-urban (mixed/steady): , 78.5 mpg CO2 emissions: , 95 g/km Performance Figures 0-62 mph: , 14.2 seconds Top speed: , 99 mph Size, Weight & Capacities Length: 3,455 mm Width: , 1,615 mm Height: , 1,460 mm Wheelbase: , 2,340 mm Kerb weight: , 840 kg Gross Vehicle Weight: ,1,240 kg Fuel tank capacity: 35 litres Luggage capacity: about 168 litres with rear seats up. Other Features & Equipment (X-Play Trim) Some of the standard / typical features you’d expect in the X-Play version include: 5-speed manual transmission. Steel wheels (15-inch) with a fashion/style design (6-spoke in many cases). ABS (anti-lock braking) and stability/traction controls. Air conditioning. Electric front windows, electric mirrors. Bluetooth, USB / AUX connectivity. Remote central locking, power steering. ISOFIX for child seats. Steel-body coloured bumpers, some styling touches (mirrors, door handles) often body-coloured. Safety & Other Notes Emissions standard: Euro 5. Warranty when new: Toyota’s standard (often 5 years / 100,000 miles in the UK) for recent models of this time. Pros & Considerations (Context) It’s very light and small, which helps in city driving: easy to manoeuvre, low fuel consumption. It won’t be quick: acceleration is leisurely given relatively modest power and small engine. It handles best in urban / suburban settings rather than high speed or steep/hilly situations. The boot space is modest (168 L), suitable for groceries or modest luggage, but not large loads unless you fold rear seats. Running costs (fuel, tax, insurance) tend to be low.