The Toyota Platz, known by its Japanese name Toyota Purattsu, was a subcompact car manufactured by Toyota in Japan from 1999 to 2005. This model, part of the XP10 series, later gave way to the Belta. In international markets, the Platz was marketed as the Toyota Yaris or Toyota Echo, with the same names also used for the corresponding Vitz hatchback in Japan. This versatile vehicle was sold through various Toyota dealerships in Japan, including the Toyopet Store and the Netz Toyota Store. The name "Platz" itself is derived from the German term for "space," reflecting its spacious interior design. The car's popularity stemmed from its compact size, making it ideal for urban driving while still
