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Originally Posted by rolla-XRS
Problem with options is that when you have more of them, the price of the vehicle increases. The Canadian vehicle market can't support having every option available for a pick-and-choose...the cost would be horrendous and the car wouldn't sell. As it stands now, the loaded Yaris RS is a bit pricey. Add air bags and you might as well go with a Corolla S or XRS for a few bucks more.
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Actually, if Toyota offers lots of stand-alone options, people have more control over what they want in their car. The reason being is that some of Toyota's packages don't make sense, like Tideland Prius says. Toyota's packages should make more sense, or at least be a bit more flexible.
Safety in a car should NOT be a luxury, or offered *only* on the highest trim. Or how about the nifty rear seats in the Yaris that slide, split, recline, and fold flat. They're only available (I believe) on the Yaris RS. What good is that? This is a potential deal breaker for someone like me, yet you can't get it on a base Yaris.
