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Belta vs Platz

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The Toyota Echo has not much in common with the "Belta". "Toyota Echo" should redirect to the Yaris page, as the Echo is a Yaris with a trunk, basically.

I know, I own one, saw Yaris in Europe up close, they are the same exact cars, except for the rear end.

Incidently, the US sales number should be carried over the Yaris page.

--WhiteEcho 15:09, 14 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I don't think it is appropriate to put both Toyota Platz and Toyota Belta on the same page and say that they are the same model. However, the Toyota Belta can be interpreted as the successor to the Platz since it was introduced after the discontinuation of the Platz. Also, there are two generations of the Platz (first generation: 1999-2002, second generation: 2003-2005) with distinctly different exterior styling. The Belta is yet another new design. For consistency, I suggest refering the vehicle with the same name throughout the article because the names Echo and Yaris refer to different models (Platz, Vitz, or Belta) in worldwide markets.
Most long articles of automobile models are split by generation rather than by market, unless they are very different (which is not the case here). I think there should be two articles on these models, one for the first generation and another for the second generation. Both articles should deal with sedan and hatchback versions, plus the Yaris Verso, which is a mini MPV, for the first generation. -- NaBUru38 19:09, 15 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]
WhiteEcho, US Yaris IS Belta, just as US Echo was exactly the Platz with LHD. And yes, US Yaris is european Yaris with a trunk, exactly as Belta is a Vitz with a trunk.

If you don't believe - then just look at their frame codes: - 1st gen is CP10/CP13/CP15 for hatches, CP11/CP12/CP16 for sedans; - 2nd gen is CP90/CP91/CP95 for hatches, CP92/CP96 for sedans. Bolkhov 08:46, 17 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

And regarding "two generations of the Platz" -- there was only ONE generation 1999-2004, with a facelift in 2002. Belta is not a "new design", it is just a successor to Platz and can be thought about as "2nd gen Platz" (the name was changed due to marketoidal reasons only).
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In this day and age, with gas prices, fuel mileage needs to be listed on the right-side bar for all cars, especially cars that aren't entirely electric. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.106.212.86 (talk) 14:46, 27 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

A summary of CP-platform vehicles

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To clarify the situation, below is a quick summary of all CP platform vehicles

1st generation:

  • Hatch: CP10, JP: Vitz; EU: Yaris; CA: Echo
  • Sedan: CP10, JP: Platz; US: Echo
  • MPV: CP20, JP: FunCargo; EU: Yaris Verso

2nd generation:

  • Hatch: CP90, JP: Vitz; EU: Yaris
  • Sedan: CP90, JP: Belta; US: Yaris
  • MPV: CP100, JP: Ractis; in EU the 1st gen Yaris Verso was still offered

Various vehicles based on 1st generation (some are still in production):

  • CP19: Will Vi
  • CP30: bB (JP), Scion xB (US)
  • CP40: Vios/Soluna Vios (sedan for South-East Asia)
  • CP50: Probox/Succeed
  • CP60: Ist (JP), Scion xA (US)
  • CP70: Will Cypha
  • CP80: Sienta

Vehicles based on 2nd generation:

  • CP110: ist 2nd gen (JP) and Scion xD (US) Bolkhov 15:09, 1 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]
  • (2nd gen bB/xB are no longer based on CP platform: bB uses smaller Passo/Boon NC platform (Daihatsu-rooted), while Scion xB utilizes larger Corolla/Avensis/tC platform.)

Toyota's system of frame code numbering makes relations obvious.

Some notes:

  • The "CP90" designation should have been better noted as "[C,S]P9x", but this only complicates things and isn't really needed.
  • In fact, the "CP" platform can have "SP" frame code - it depends on the engine: for Z-suffixed engines (NZ, SZ) the second letter is "C" (e.g., NCP10), for R-suffixed engine (KR, ZR) the second letter would be "S". That's Toyota's naming system - while a bit complicated, it is perfectly "algorythmizable". (A similar trick with diesel engines - second letter becomes "L" (e.g., NLP90).)

Bolkhov 09:41, 17 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

What is it called where?

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The page says that it is called the Yaris in certain markets, where is it called the Belta? And where is it not available at all? --Sketchee (talk) 23:18, 24 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

This car has three names for different regions:

  • Belta for Japan
  • Vios for South East Asia
  • Yaris for the rest of the world

WKB(talk here/This is not Facebook nor Malaysia) 13:13, 28 October 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Safety and other Models

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The results of safety tests would be useful information on this page. Also, why the heck does the article about the yaris mention a model from Honda? 68.230.161.164 (talk) 21:24, 29 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

The safety test information seems to take up too much space on the screen though now. You can't just make an article longer by giving each small (unimportant) rating its own line in the article. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.87.253.158 (talk) 11:33, 8 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]

What type of cars belta?

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Belta first gen is the third gen vios and second gen belta is suzuki ciaz. 2001:F40:960:26F3:9924:74A5:971E:C3F5 (talk) 06:49, 29 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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