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Toyota Yaris Cross (2021 on)
reviewed by Austin Matthews on 10 August 2024
Design VVT-h 116 E-CVT Auto Start/Stop 5dr
reviewed by Caution on 12 July 2024
5
Overall rating
4
How it drives
5
Fuel economy
5
Experience at the dealership
5
How practical it is
5
How you rate the manufacturer
5
Overall reliability
Better for the face lift.
Traded in our '21 plate Icon trim level as the dealer had a good offer available and got a very decent Part/Ex price. This is the face-lifted model with the Safety Pack, and is a great improvement in build quality over the original model.
Now features a rear compartment interior light, an adjustable level boot floor with tie-down hooks,
as well as all the safety and navigation features. Quieter in driving and as efficient as ever, already matching our previous consumption figures over 30K in the older model at nearly 70mpg.
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About this car
| Price | £23,280–£30,740 |
|---|---|
| Road Tax | Alternative fuel, B–Alternative fuel, C |
| MPG | - |
| Real MPG | - |
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