The small GRMN was the Toyota’s inspired rally car, the Toyota Yaris WRC. The GRMN nameplate was actually an acronym from the Gazoo Racing Master of Nurburgring.

After three years on the market, the Yaris went through some significant changes that completely revamped the small-sized Toyota vehicle.

The third generation of the Toyota Yaris was introduced in 2011 and it came to reinforce the Japanese car-maker presence in the European B-Segment.

The small city car proved to be one of the most fuel-efficient options on the market, and Toyota introduced the facelifted Yaris in 2008.

Toyota introduced the second generation of the Yaris in 2005 for both European and North American markets and made it available with either five or three doors.

With the great success of the 1999 models, Toyota decided it was time for a redesign of the Yaris. The refreshed version was released in 2003.

Toyota didn’t have much success in the European supermini segment, but things changed when the Yaris came to life.