Unfortunately, this deal has expired 7 days ago.
*
1023°
Posted 28 April 2023
Toyota Yaris Cross Estate 1.5 Hybrid Icon 5dr CVT - Pure White, 3 year warranty - £23,201.54 @ New Car Discount
Free ·
Shared by
sajidtg
Joined in 2010
6,130
3,793
About this deal
This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
TOYOTA YARIS CROSS ESTATE 1.5 Hybrid Icon 5dr CVT
The Yaris Cross isn’t the fastest small SUV out there, but its hybrid technology makes it one of the most efficient. Besides, the electric motor does make the Yaris Cross quick off the line and the engine has enough grunt to accelerate you up to motorway speeds, albeit with plenty of accompanying noise. Unlike many rivals, Toyota offers the option of four-wheel drive on the top trims
The Yaris Cross isn’t the fastest small SUV out there, but its hybrid technology makes it one of the most efficient. Besides, the electric motor does make the Yaris Cross quick off the line and the engine has enough grunt to accelerate you up to motorway speeds, albeit with plenty of accompanying noise. Unlike many rivals, Toyota offers the option of four-wheel drive on the top trims
More details at Community Updates
Edited by a community support team member, 28 April 2023
196 Comments
sorted bytoyota.co.uk/own…nty
Guess that's why more than one car exists; not everyone wants the same! (edited)
I’m quite interested in this on the basis of people’s comments on here about value for money, but I really need to test drive one from a local dealer as I’m 6’ 5” so need to see how roomy it is.
Why on Earth did they stilop providing the most necessary bit of a kit? I know loads of peopke caught out by this
in all seriousness I’ve had the Yaris Cross for over a year (having downgraded from a Q3) and must say the one thing that hasn’t disappointed is fuel economy.
space-wise, with a baby and so a pram in the boot, I do struggle with shopping.
driving the Car at speeds of anything above 70mph and the wind noise as well as car stability decreases. That said, happy with the car overall for the money that it is
Thanks
There are cheaper deal going through brokers like drivethedeal and carwow.
20k is the new 10k.
This Yaris cross is a lovely car if you could pick one up for decent £ on a personal lease it’s a winner I’d say
that’s rubbish before you consider depreciation, servicing,minsurance etc etc etc
Summary: Definitely shortlist. Excellent fuel economy, quick around town (slower speeds), not as much room in back as some others, CVT gearbox is noisy in switchover from electric to petrol, boot and ride are solid. Don't forget that 10 Yr/100k warranty (if you keep to service schedule). (edited)
I have a 2013 auris with 120k on clock and just feel anxious high mileage but never had any issues.
Buying second hand I would want something 3 years old but bottle neck keeping prices inflated from 2020.
For example, my Zoe takes 3 Cocker Spaniels, while other similar size/price cars of 3 years ago, sacrificed boot space for under floor batteries and passengers (ridiculous trade off!) I mean where do the dogs go?
To be fair, a bit more room for a third grandchild would have been very useful and I wouldn't have to consider getting a bigger car, but hay - ho, three years ago, I only had two grandkids.
The baby would fit in the boot with the dogs, but my daughter is resisting the idea.
So, can someone who is good at this sort of thing work out what my next car is please, I was thinking MG Estate, but I'm open to suggestions (BEV preferred)
Thanks
Up to 10 years / 100,000 mile Toyota warranty*
Every new Toyota comes with a 3 year manufacturer warranty followed by a 12 months / 10,000 miles additional warranty, with every qualifying service*. Up to 10 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first, letting you relax in the knowledge that you and your vehicle are in safe hands.
toyota.co.uk/own…nty
Shows you how much New Car Discount are making on each deal........
So that's not comparable with NCD or any other dealer for that matter. NO?
The longest trip was
31.8 miles
41% of that distance was electricity
Consumption was 80.0mpg
By comparison the same trip in a T Roc would be ~55mpg
Paying off the finance early was super easy you can do it on the app very straight forward very easy
Overall imo the internal quality is less than a T Roc but I guess that is expected as a T Roc is 2-3k more expensive
The new Toyota Prius prime has an in-built solar panel. I can see Toyota adding solar panels to all their hybrid cars in the future as solar panels are really cheap and there are very light weight versions. You'd get about 750 miles per year totally free from a solar panel on these things in the UK or closer to 1,500 miles a year in a sunny location like Spain or Australia
Hybrids (esp with solar) definitely shouldn't be banned anytime soon