( Stock Number 020647 ) In Uk Stock UK Registered UK Media. The Toyota Will is built on a Yaris platform and uses the Yaris 1.3 engine . WiLL Cypha was produced from 2002 to 2005. It shared many of its mechanicals, including the 1.3-litre 2NZ and 1.5-litre 1NZ engines, with the Ist. Its styling developed themes seen in the Vitz/Yaris, but has a more angular look, a continuation of the short-lived WiLL Vi. Notable features are the rear lights placed level with the rear window, giving a look of the Renault Megane II, and the distinctive headlights which have four lamps per side arranged vertically. The interior used a rounded theme, with items such as the door pulls and the central console being circular. All Will VC' and WiLL Cyphas were manufactured by Central Motors at its "Headquarters plant" located at Ohira, Miyagi, Japan. It was announced as WiLL VC in 2001 but was released as WiLL Cypha in 2002. This vehicle has been taken in Part Exchange on one of our other unusual cars , It was only imported just over a year ago and it has been prepared correctly , It has had the speedometer changed to miles (MPH) and UK Media fitted with fan radio and android system etc , It has been Serviced , underbody protected , Recent brakes and tyres alround and MoT'd. This car is a ready to go 5 door small Automatic with a bit of a Quirk and a very reliable Toyota Engine etc. The Cypha (the words "cyber" and "phaeton" combined)[7] was one of the first Toyota vehicles to be installed with their vehicle telematics system called G-Book. The vehicle was also promoted with a sales approach called "pay as you go" meaning that you were given the option not to buy the car with monthly payments, but to instead lease the car, and only pay a monthly bill based on how far you drove in a month. When the driver no longer wanted the vehicle, they returned the car to the Toyota dealership. We believe we have the best variety of the most unusual cars that you will find in the UK. We would accept a down payment of intent to secure this vehicle which will reduce the balance to pay on collection or delivery.