1 problems has been reported for the 2004 Toyota Echo. The problem was related to the vehicle's seat belts.
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In our research we use the PPMY index to compare the reliability of vehicles. The PPMY index of a certain model is defined as the problems reported per thousand vehicles per Year. The total sales of the 2004 Toyota Echo in the United States are 5,697 units [1]. If the total number of problems reported by Toyota Echo owners in the last 18 years is 1, and the age of the vehicle is 18, the PPMY index can then be calculated as
PPMY Index = 1 / 5,697 / 18 * 1000 = 0.01.
For more information, refer to this page: A study of reliability comparison across Toyota Echo model year vehicles.
The following chart shows the number of problems reported during each of the service years since the debut of the 2004 Toyota Echo in 2004.
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When making the decision between buying a new or used Toyota Echo, the following table can be used to compare the 2004 Toyota Echo with the Toyota Echo from other model years. Note that the number of problems reported for the 2004 Echo is 1 while the average number of problems reported for the 6 model years of the Toyota Echo is 42.