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£8,400
Toyota AYGO
2015 - 1.0 Aygo X-Cite 2 VVT-i 3dr
Reversing Camera+Dab+Bluetooth
27k miles
2015 (65 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Ellahi Motors Limited
4.7
Basingstoke
17
£4,250
Toyota AYGO
2012 - 1.0 VVT-i Fire 3-Door
42.9k miles
2012 (62 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Assured Cars Scotland LTD Edinburgh
Edinburgh
20
£11,900
Toyota C-HR
2018 - 1.2 VVT-i Dynamic SUV 5dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (116 ps) Manual
47.8k miles
2018 (68 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Taylors Pitstop
Horley
32
£1,800
Toyota Avensis
2008 (08) - 1.8 VVT-i TR 5dr
96.3k+ miles
2008 (8 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Imaan Motors Ltd
West Drayton
21
£6,495
Toyota Yaris
2015 (15) - 1.0 VVT-i Icon 3dr
34k miles
2015 (15 reg)
Manual
Petrol
ICS East Anglia Ltd Tas Ingham Car Sales
Ingham
10
£3,495
Toyota Yaris
2012 (62) - 1.0 VVT-i Edition Euro 5 3dr
ZERO TAX+SH+12M MOT+WARRANTY
102k miles
2012 (62 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Swindon Car Sales Ltd
Swindon
64
£31,990
Toyota RAV4
2022 - 2.5 PHEV Dynamic 5dr CVT
24.3k+ miles
2022 (72 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
Curtis Cars Coleraine
Coleraine
26
£11,495
Toyota AYGO
2022 (71) - 1.0 VVT-i x-play x-shift Euro 6 5dr (Safety Sense)
Rare Small Automatic
20.7k+ miles
2022 (71 reg)
Auto
Petrol
Long Marsh Ltd
4.6
Wellingborough
46
£12,153
Toyota Aygo X
2022 - 1.0 Vvt I Edge Hatchback 5dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 s/s 72 Ps
9.5k+ miles
2022 (22 reg)
Manual
Petrol
EMG Motor Group Haverhill
4.8
Haverhill
22
£29,090
Toyota RAV4
2021 (71) - 2.5 VVT-h 18.1 kWh Dynamic CVT 4WD Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
*PLUG IN*HEATED SEATS*CARPLAY*
25.7k+ miles
2021 (71 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
Steven Eagell Toyota Bishops Stortford
Bishops Stortford

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12
£7,295
Toyota Yaris
2016 (16) - 1.33 VVT-i Icon 5dr
FREE WARRANTY PACKAGE - £7,295
63.4k+ miles
2016 (16 reg)
Manual
Petrol
MJD LTD T/A Carbrooke Cars
5
Carbrooke
35
£15,090
Toyota Yaris
2022 - 1.5 Hybrid Excel 5dr CVT
44.5k+ miles
2022 (22 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
Shelbourne Toyota
Portadown
14
£1,750
Toyota AYGO
2010 (59) - 1.0 VVT-i Blue Euro 4 3dr
84k miles
2010 (59 reg)
Manual
Petrol
RSH MOTORS LTD
Chalfont Saint Giles
26
£14,495
Toyota Yaris
2022 - 1.5 VVT-h Icon Hatchback 5dr Petrol Hybrid E-CVT Euro 6 (s/s) (116 ps) Auto
Stunning example
25.4k+ miles
2022 (22 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
Days Llansamlet
4.2
Swansea
30
£12,995
Toyota Yaris
2020 (70) - 1.5 VVT-h Icon E-CVT Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
ULEZ+AUTO+REAR CAMERA+FSH
45k miles
2020 (70 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
The Carsite London
Bromley
45
£9,700
Toyota Vellfire
2012 (12) - 2.4 CVT PETROL 8 SEATS 24155 S PRIME 5-Door
FINANCE, REVCAM, SATNAV, HPI
51.2k miles
2012 (61 reg)
Auto
Petrol
Car Capital Ltd
Southall
14
£6,950
Toyota RAV4
2013 - 2.2 D-4D Icon 5dr
98.2k+ miles
2013 (13 reg)
Manual
Diesel
MGL Car Sales Ltd
Irvinestown
18
£4,500
Toyota MR2
2003 (53) - 1.8 VVT-i Roadster 2dr
VERY RARE MMT 2 PEDAL AUTO UK ULEZ NO OFFERS
34k miles
2003 (53 reg)
Auto
Petrol
Martyns Car Sales
Chertsey
19
£10,995
Toyota Auris
2016 (66) - 1.8 Hybrid Design TSS 5dr CVT
53.9k miles
2016 (66 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
Urban Car Sales
Burgess Hill
39
£15,690
Toyota C-HR
2021 (71) - 1.8 VVT-h Icon CVT Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
PARKING SENSOR/SERVICE HISTORY
44.1k miles
2021 (71 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
UK WHEELS LIMTIED
Bishops Stortford
21
£14,674
Toyota Aygo X
2024 (24) - 1.0 VVT-i Pure x-shift Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
2.2k+ miles
2024 (24 reg)
Auto
Petrol
Steven Eagell Toyota Romford
Romford
47
£6,990
Toyota Prius
2025 (14) - Hybrid 4-Door
hybrid,7seater
71.3k+ miles
2014 (63 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
Motor Palace LTD
Romford
32
£10,999
Toyota AYGO
2018 - 1.0 VVT-i X-Clusiv 3 5dr x-shift Automatic
45.8k miles
2018 (18 reg)
Auto
Petrol
The Car Warehouse Swansea
3.7
Morriston
25
£19,708
Toyota C-HR
2022 (72) - 2.0 Hybrid Design 5dr CVT
C-HR HATCHBACK
25.2k+ miles
2022 (72 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
Renault Retail Group Enfield
Enfield

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Used Toyota cars buying guide

If you want a car that’s easy to live with and feels like it’s built to last, a Toyota could be just the thing. It’s a brand to consider, whatever type of car suits you best because the Toyota range is very broad – you can choose from small city cars to big SUVs.

Toyota is well-known for its hybrid cars in which a petrol engine and an electric motor combine to give you very good fuel economy and low carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Some Toyota cars are still available with regular petrol or diesel power if you prefer.

Which used Toyota cars are for sale?

There’s a wide range of used Toyotas available including hatchbacks, saloons, estates, SUVs and coupes, all in different sizes. Toyota hatchbacks include the compact Aygo and mid-size Auris and Corolla.

The range of Toyota SUVs stretches from the Yaris Cross to the mid-size C-HR and RAV4 and all the way up to the very large Land Cruiser.

You’re spoilt for choice for hybrid cars within the Toyota range. As well as a number of full hybrids – which Toyota call ‘self-charging hybrids’ – there are also plug-in hybrid versions of the Prius and the RAV4. A single pure-electric model is available – the bZ4X.

Are there any hybrid or electric Toyota models?

Toyota was the first brand to popularise hybrid cars with its big-selling Prius. It offers more hybrid models than many car brands, with full hybrid (which Toyota calls ‘self-charging hybrid’) versions of the Auris, Yaris, Yaris Cross, Corolla, C-HR, Camry and RAV4 available alongside the Prius. Plug-in hybrid versions of the Prius and RAV4 are also available.

Toyota’s only current pure-electric model is the bZ4X, although it plans to introduce a number of electric cars over the next few years.

What are the most popular Toyota models?

Toyota Yaris

A small hatchback, and one of few available with low-emission hybrid power that gives you great fuel economy. It’s great value, too, because all models come with lots of features as standard.

Toyota C-HR

A distinctive small SUV that’s fun to drive and very fuel-efficient thanks to its hybrid power. Its striking looks are a big selling point and it’s practical enough for family duties, too.

Toyota Aygo

This city car is a favourite of first-time car owners because of its low insurance group ratings. You get excellent fuel economy, so your overall running costs should be low.

Toyota RAV4

It has a huge amount of space inside, but this family-friendly SUV is compact enough for easy about-town driving and parking. The latest version, sold new since 2020, is available only as a hybrid.

Toyota Corolla

Available as a hatchback, estate or saloon, this mid-size family car has fuel-efficient hybrid power as standard. It feels great to drive and comes well-equipped across a wide range of trim options.

Which Toyota models are SUVs?

The main Toyota SUV models are the Yaris Cross, C-HR, RAV4 and Land Cruiser.

The Yaris Cross is a small SUV based on the Yaris hatchback that’s a rival for cars such as the Volkswagen T-Roc and Skoda Kamiq. The Toyota C-HR is a bit larger than the Yaris Cross but it’s still fairly compact – you might consider it alongside a wide range of cars, including the Ford Puma, Mini Countryman, Nissan Juke and Renault Captur.

The RAV4 is a mid-size SUV that has a roomy interior and is a great option for families. If you want something even larger and that has off-road ability to match a Land Rover, the large Toyota Land Cruiser could be the car for you.

Used Toyota cars FAQs

Which is the cheapest Toyota car?

The cheapest modern used Toyota car is the Aygo – a compact hatchback that was sold new from 2005 to 2021. It was replaced by the Aygo X in 2022 – a slightly more expensive model with a higher stance and SUV-style design. Other cheap used Toyotas include the Yaris and Auris – both very cost-effective options.

Where are Toyota cars made?

Toyota was founded in Japan, and is still based there, but its cars are built all over the world. Most Toyotas sold in the UK are built in Europe – the Corolla in England, the Yaris in France and in the Czech Republic, where the Aygo is made. Some models are still built in Japan, and some Toyota models are built in the US.

Are all Toyotas hybrids?

The most popular Toyota models – the Yaris, Corolla, C-HR and RAV4 – are available as hybrids, while the Prius is available only with hybrid power. Toyota was one of the first car brands to make a big-selling hybrid model and it still offers more hybrid options than many other car companies.

How do Toyota hybrids work?

Toyota’s hybrid cars use a combination of a petrol engine and an electric motor to give better fuel economy and lower CO2 emissions than you’d get with a petrol engine alone. All come with an automatic gearbox as standard and will allow you to drive at low speed for a (very) short distance using electric power alone. Toyota calls them ‘self-charging hybrids’ since there’s no need (and no way) to plug them in to recharge the battery pack.

Some models are available with plug-in hybrid power, where a larger battery pack and motor give an electric-only range of 30 miles or so – if you keep the battery charged up.

You can find out more about how hybrids work here.

What is EV mode in a Toyota hybrid?

EV mode is a feature in a Toyota hybrid model that allows you to prioritise pure-electric power. Press the button marked ‘EV’ and it changes the car’s settings so that it gets its power from the battery wherever possible. You still only get a limited amount of electric-only travel, however, and EV mode is overridden if you need to accelerate hard or there’s not enough battery charge to make it work.