Used Toyota Verso cars for sale
Toyota Verso
2017 - 1.8 V-matic Icon TSS M-Drive S [7 Seats] 5-Door
8.6k+ miles2017 (67 reg)AutoPetrolCarSupermarket.com BarnsleyBirdwellToyota Verso
2016 (16) - 1.6 V-Matic Icon MPV 5dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (132 ps)
127.7k+ miles2016 (16 reg)ManualPetrolCheshire Motor Car Sales LtdDUKINFIELDToyota Verso
2015 (15) - 1.8 V-Matic Trend Multidrive S Euro 6 5dr
59k miles2015 (15 reg)AutoPetrolWoodbine Motor Group LtdboltonToyota Verso
2011 (61) - 2.0 D-4D TR Lthr/Pan Rf 5dr
90k miles2011 (61 reg)ManualDieselSandygate Cars LtdBurnleyToyota Verso
2011 (61) - 2.0 D-4D TR Lthr/Pan Rf 5dr
181k miles2011 (61 reg)ManualDieselBROOKE CARS M65 LIMITEDAccringtonToyota Verso
2016 - 1.8 V-matic Icon TSS 5dr M-Drive S
29.8k+ miles2016 (66 reg)AutoPetrolFOW TraffordTrafford ParkToyota Verso
2015 (64) - 1.6 V-Matic Icon Euro 5 5dr Euro 5
41k miles2015 (64 reg)ManualPetrolWindmill Motors LtdBourneToyota Verso
2014 (14) - 1.6 D-4D Trend 5dr
83k miles2014 (14 reg)ManualDieselBroughton Motor CompanyBroughtonToyota Verso
2014 (14) - 1.6 D-4D Icon Euro 5 (s/s) 5dr
94k miles2014 (14 reg)ManualDieselEastside MotorsBirminghamToyota Verso
2014 (64) - 1.6 V-Matic Icon Euro 5 5dr Euro 5
94.6k+ miles2014 (64 reg)ManualPetrolAuto Investments UK LtdLeicesterToyota Verso
2010 (10) - 1.8 V-Matic TR Multidrive S Euro 4 5dr
124.5k+ miles2010 (10 reg)AutoPetrolAuto Investments UK LtdLeicesterToyota Verso
2011 (11) - 2.0 D-4D TR Euro 5 5dr
99.6k miles2011 (11 reg)ManualDieselHalesowen Trade Centre LtdBirminghamToyota Verso
2017 (17) - 1.8 V-matic Design 5dr M-Drive S
18k miles2017 (17 reg)AutoPetrolSandwell Car SalesWest Bromwich
Choose from Toyota Verso trims
Thinking of buying a used Toyota Verso?
The style of the car
The Toyota Verso is a seven-seat MPV that packs a lot of space into a compact body. The tall MPV shape and wide-opening doors make getting in and out easy and there are large windows that give an airy feel and a great view out.
How it drives
Easy-to-use controls and a good view of the road ahead and around you make the Verso simple to drive, while its compact exterior means that it’s easy to park. The smooth engines are responsive even when the Toyota is fully loaded with people and their luggage.
The manual gearbox is good to use, while the automatic transmission makes driving in stop-start traffic a breeze. Comfortable suspension and supportive seats make long journeys relaxing and because it’s capable of towing medium-sized trailers and caravans, the Verso is ideal for family camping trips.
The interior
The Verso is a compact five-door MPV – it’s a fraction longer than a Ford Focus hatchback but shorter than a Ford Focus Estate. It has seven seats, the rear five of which can be folded in various ways to meet different needs. It’s very versatile. The middle-row seats provide lots of room to stretch out and they slide and recline for extra comfort.
The pair of third-row seats folds easily out of the boot floor: they’re perfect for children or adults on shorter journeys. There’s lots of handy storage inside, with two gloveboxes and several lidded compartments that keep things out of view.
With all seven seats in use, the 165-litre boot can hold a pushchair and a couple of shopping bags, but with the rear pair of seats folded away there’s enough room for four medium-sized suitcases. Folding all five rear seats frees up an enormous 1696 litres of space.
Entry-level Active trim features air con and Bluetooth, while Icon adds a reversing camera and touchscreen infotainment. Top-of-the-range Design has sat nav, a panoramic glass roof and part leather trim.
Running costs and reliability
The Verso costs less than many seven-seaters, yet it’s just as practical and well-equipped. Fuel-efficient engines make the Toyota cost-effective, with the diesel capable of an impressive official average of 62.8mpg. Road tax and insurance costs are competitive. Toyota is famed for its reliability and the Verso was voted best MPV in the Auto Express Driver Power Awards. The company’s five-year warranty adds further peace of mind. It’s a safe car too, with safety organisation Euro NCAP awarding it a full five stars.
Toyota Verso vs rivals
The Verso is Toyota’s mid-size MPV. It’s larger than the Toyota Yaris Verso but smaller than the eight-seat, van-based Toyota Proace Verso. The Verso is roughly the same size and offers much the same practicality and versatility as key rivals such as the Citroen Grand C4 Spacetourer and Ford Grand C-Max.
Toyota Verso Common Questions
Why should I buy a Toyota Verso?
Reliable and versatile, the Verso is a compact MPV that’s a cost-effective and hassle-free family car choice.
Is the Toyota Verso reliable?
Toyota has an impressive reputation for reliability, so the Verso is likely to be trouble-free, while the five-year manufacturer warranty adds further peace of mind.
Is the Toyota Verso expensive to run?
With efficient engines and low maintenance costs, the Verso is one of the most cost-effective MPVs you can buy.
Is the Toyota Verso practical?
A roomy seven-seat interior that’s packed with family-friendly features makes the Verso a versatile choice.
How does the Toyota Verso compare with rivals?
The Verso is one of the best options if you’re looking for a used compact MPV. Compared with its rivals it offers similar practicality in a package that’s easy to live with and is likely to be very reliable.