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Toyota Yaris Cross Estate 1.5 Hybrid Icon 5dr CVT - Pure White, 3 year warranty - £23,201.54 @ New Car Discount
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Posted 29 June 2023

Toyota Yaris Cross Estate 1.5 Hybrid Icon 5dr CVT - Pure White, 3 year warranty - £23,201.54 @ New Car Discount

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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

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  1. Potterified's avatar
    Potterified
    I know that Toyota is usually reliable, however I'm a bit unsure about the length of warranty. Wasn't Toyota warranty 5 years?
    shonkydonkey's avatar
    shonkydonkey
    10 years or 100k warranty whichever comes first as long as you get it serviced at Toyota as per the service schedule. (which will be annual or 10k miles I think)

    It's the best warranty in the business, because Toyota believe they won't have to pay out on it. And they're right.
  2. TomCruzz's avatar
    TomCruzz
    So what's the electric only range on these?
    gg1pl's avatar
    gg1pl
    Less than a mile as electric only is from stop starts and travelling up to 30mph

    Not slightly better MPG, Toyota are real hybrid engines which get diesel MPG with petrol, not pointless mild hybrids in Fords/BMWs

    You can get around 55mpg. My Corolla gets 60mpg, upto 90mpg if I drive like a slug which I do when I don't want to get to the mother in law's quickly (edited)
  3. billythekid11's avatar
    billythekid11
    These cars can do up to 77 mpg if not thrashed yes petrol engine runs but is backed up by an electric battery hence the great mileage. People knock Toyotas and Hydrid cars but most have never owned or driven one.
    gg1pl's avatar
    gg1pl
    People are obsessed with German cars, paying a premium for prestige but no longer with once famous German build quality, especially BMWs

    People who moan loudest about petrol prices also drive low MPG cars. It's like buying a Lambo then crying about high insurance costs
  4. MonkeyDLuffy's avatar
    MonkeyDLuffy
    I am looking to change car, but the car prices are really high - is it worth waiting a bit of time for it to fall or they are unlikely to fall? I am using a really old piece, 2007, so either a used one (but not more than 5 years old) or a new one.
    dberrypro's avatar
    dberrypro
    Always buy a used car if you want to save money.
  5. fivefive's avatar
    fivefive
    Would u guys choose this Yaris Cross? Or Rav4 or Honda CRV?? Thanks
    shonkydonkey's avatar
    shonkydonkey
    RAV4 and CRV significantly bigger and more expensive. Depends on your budget and what you need. (edited)
  6. ought's avatar
    ought
    Estate? How?
    monkeyhanger75's avatar
    monkeyhanger75
    They called it that to justify the ugly back end and SUV proportions. Don't see the point of bigging up a supermini, just buy a bigger car.

    I'm sure people buy SUVs primarily because they can't parallel park and think the car is capable of going off road, so should withstand being bumped up a kerb on a daily basis. (edited)
  7. RickyWong's avatar
    RickyWong
    Probably 5k over priced still.
  8. draganov464's avatar
    draganov464
    What’s the odds the cat will be nicked during that three years ?
  9. XiaofengXiaofeng_Xiaofeng's avatar
    XiaofengXiaofeng_Xiaofeng
    Just get a hatchback Yaris seriously this thing is no bigger and just worse
  10. John_Mason's avatar
    John_Mason
    Not an EV so cold
  11. Anand_Radia's avatar
    Anand_Radia
    Great deal. Just bought 3.
    sajidtg's avatar
    sajidtg Author
    Is one for me?
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  12. ravi47's avatar
    ravi47
    Probably very reliable but it looks Hideously Ugly
    slaha11's avatar
    slaha11
    That's the problem with most Toyota!
  13. paulde2007's avatar
    paulde2007
    autocar.co.uk/car…900

    For less money you get huge ev battery, lots more power, less fire risk, lower maintenance.... basicallt all the benefits of an ev over hybrid. Bye bye hybrids
    nadnerb's avatar
    nadnerb
    That's never gonna be £22,900 when/if it launches here, it will be more than the price of this Yaris Cross. Just look at the MG4. (edited)
  14. Boxrick's avatar
    Boxrick
    Yikes, this is in no way an estate. Its yet another generic SUV wannabe. Yuck
  15. Georgedeals's avatar
    Georgedeals
    Saving of £1.700, would the salesperson at a dealership give you a discount?
    monkeyhanger75's avatar
    monkeyhanger75
    For that level of discount, probably.
  16. princerupert's avatar
    princerupert
    DELIVERY TIMES ARE 6 MONTHS ON ALL YARIS CROSS / IF YOU NEED SOMETHING QUICKER WE HAVE PUMAS TITANIUM AUTOS DUE IN 2 WEEKS
    cells's avatar
    cells
    Got mine in under 2 weeks....
  17. donmixes85's avatar
    donmixes85
    Need a good price corolla estate! Or 2020 rav4
  18. paulde2007's avatar
    paulde2007
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