Highlights Supremely capable and engaging supermini Factory Circuit package Upgraded springs and exhaust Excellent main dealer service history Low mileage Superb condition inside and out Long, advisory-free MOT Overview It's always exciting when automotive manufacturers produce souped-up versions of their habitually non-spicy cars and it's a trend that harks back to the original Ford/Lotus collab in the '60s and the heady days of the hot hatch wars whereby cars normally reserved for the weekly shop and school run are transformed into legendary, sporty models.

BMW did a similar thing with its M cars and these revved-up runabouts never fail to disappoint.

Case in point? The Toyota GR Yaris.

The original Yaris is a good car in the grand scheme of its intended market but it is categorically not a sporty car.

That all changed in 2020, however, when Gazoo Racing – Toyota's motorsport arm – got involved to develop a rally version of its sub-compact so that the company could return to comp...