Toyota
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Toyota Ranges
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Toyota Auris
Used price:£630 - £14,582 -
Toyota Avensis
Used price:£409 - £13,739 -
Toyota Avensis Verso
Used price:£551 - £2,220 -
Toyota Aygo
New price:£16,140 - £21,555Used price:£588 - £19,436 -
Toyota bZ4X
New price:£42,860 - £54,010Used price:£18,954 - £31,680 -
Toyota Celica
Used price:£827 - £3,283 -
Toyota Corolla
New price:£30,505 - £38,660Used price:£406 - £29,359 -
Toyota GR Supra
Used price:£25,740 - £47,347 -
Toyota GR86
New price:£30,930 - £32,930Used price:£20,058 - £32,760 -
Toyota GT86
Used price:£6,812 - £22,450 -
Toyota Highlander
Used price:£28,865 - £40,705 -
Toyota IQ
Used price:£1,133 - £6,789 -
Toyota Land Cruiser
New price:£74,995 - £79,995Used price:£2,134 - £70,950 -
Toyota Land Cruiser Amazon
Used price:£5,568 - £10,720 -
Toyota Mirai
New price:£64,695 - £72,245Used price:£26,578 - £40,450 -
Toyota MR2
Used price:£898 - £2,340 -
Toyota Picnic
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Toyota Previa
Used price:£640 - £3,239 -
Toyota RAV4
New price:£39,885 - £50,310Used price:£456 - £41,800 -
Toyota Starlet
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Toyota Verso
Used price:£1,244 - £15,292 -
Toyota Yaris
New price:£22,640 - £60,000Used price:£317 - £46,398 -
Toyota Yaris Cross
New price:£25,510 - £35,190Used price:£15,038 - £27,775
Most popular Toyota reviews
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Toyota Aygo X (2021 onwards) Review
Titchy city car fails to shine where it matters
New price: £16,140 - £21,555PROS
- Ride quality improved over Aygo
- Cabin stylish and functional
- Decent around town
CONS
- Puny engine struggles on the open road
- Terrible rear legroom
- Restricted view out
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Toyota bZ4X SUV (2021 onwards) Review
Refined, quiet and comfortable, but needs more range
New price: £42,860 - £54,010PROS
- Longest warranty in the business
- Excellent infotainment
- Very comfortable to drive
CONS
- Indifferent range in cold weather
- No rear wiper or glovebox
- Boot space lacking
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Toyota Yaris (2020 onwards) Review
Hybrid Yaris makes more sense than ever
New price: £22,640 - £29,715PROS
- Hugely economical
- Loads of driver assistance tech
- Cheap monthly finance
CONS
- Small boot
- Less than up-to-date interior
- Firm ride on bigger wheels
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Toyota Yaris Cross SUV (2021 onwards) Review
Sensible yet charming small SUV made for the real world
New price: £25,510 - £35,190PROS
- Just the right size for its target market
- Hybrid tech gives strong economy
- Impressive 10-year warranty
CONS
- Interior looks really rather plain
- Infotainment a bit sluggish
- Lacks the spark and identity of rivals
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Toyota Yaris GR Yaris (2020 onwards) Review
Fast, exciting and very different to a standard Yaris
New price: £44,250 - £60,000PROS
- Fabulous acceleration and performance
- Four-wheel drive handling is safe and exciting
- Compact and confidence inspiring
- Feels special
CONS
- Sounds less than exciting
- High seating position isn't sporty
- Too extreme for daily driving?
- Less practical than regular Yaris
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Toyota is one of the world’s automotive giants and manufactures a massive amount of products each year in its factories all over the world. There are two major UK facilities; a plant in Burnaston, Derbyshire, that builds cars and another in Deeside, North Wales, which builds engines.
Toyota’s range in the UK includes the Aygo, Yaris, Auris, Verso, GT86 sports car, Avensis, Rav4, Hilux and Land Cruiser. It also builds hybrid cars such as the Prius, which uses petrol and electric motors to help reduce emissions and improve fuel economy.
The company started in 1937 as a spin-off from Toyota Industries, producing its first car, dubbed the AA, a year before. Since then it has gone on to sell huge amounts of cars. In particular it sold over 30 million Corollas, which made it one of the best-selling cars in the world.
Toyota also has quite a pedigree in motorsport. As well as a history in Formula 1 it has huge involvement in several Japanese racing series’ and has developed cars for the Le Mans Endurance Series as well as the World Rally Championship.