Most people are quite familiar with the Toyota Yaris, as it is Toyota’s global model, however, it bears different names across various markets. For example, it is marketed as the Toyota Vitz in Japan and the Toyota Echo in Australia and North America. It also carries distinct designations based on body style. The hatchback variant goes by the name Vitz while the sedan version is called the Toyota Platz.
Toyota Vitz was firstly released in Japan in 1999 with the codename XP10, and in 2005, the 2nd generation Vitz was released. Pay attention please, the Toyota Yaris was only in Europe in 1st generation Vitz period while it because the global nameplate since the 2nd generation Vitz.
There are a few Toyota Vitz diecast toys and models for both collectors and kids, but we will firstly introduce these Toyoa Vitz toys by Tomica for kids.
Compared with cheap plastic toys, Tomica cars wins love from kids, parents and car model fans worldwide. Why? They adopt sturdy zinc alloy bodies with rounded safe edges, free of sharp parts, making them drop-resistant and kid-friendly for children aged three and above. Every model precisely replicates real vehicles with authentic proportions, clear logos, functional doors and movable suspension.
If you are still looking for Toyota Vitz car toys for kids, these toys by Tomica would be your wise choice, and you can choose your favorite ones according to your needs.
It is the replicas of 1st generation Toyota Vitz with series number 110
It is the replicas of 2nd generation Toyota Vitz with series number 33, two different colors including green and blue are available.
It is the replicas of 3rd generation Toyota Vitz with series number 104.
If you collect all these Toyota Vitz toys by Tomica, you’ll get a full picture of its complete evolution history. Every generation update showcases a new design language.
These Tomica toys were manufactured in various countries including Japan, Vietnam and China, tailored for different markets, which results in variations in their packaging boxes. In addition, the auto logos come in two colors including red and blue. You’ll need to pay close attention to these details when building your collection.



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