Toyota Yaris Cross
£24,950
- Make
- Toyota
- Model
- Yaris Cross Excel 1.5 Hybrid Automatic FWD
- Year
- 2023
- Mileage
- 20,689 mi
- Fuel
- Hybrid
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Body
- SUV
- Engine
- 1.5
- Colour
- Silver
Overview
This 2023 Toyota Yaris Cross Excel combines practicality with efficiency in a compact crossover format. Finished in silver with just over 20,600 miles, it features Toyota's proven 1.5-litre hybrid powertrain paired with an automatic transmission, delivering responsive performance while minimising fuel consumption and emissions. The Excel trim offers a well-equipped specification suitable for daily driving and longer journeys alike. As a relatively young used example with low mileage, this Yaris Cross represents a practical choice for buyers seeking hybrid technology in a nimble, versatile package.
Key Features
- ✓Air Conditioning
- ✓Alarm
- ✓Alloy Wheels
- ✓Bluetooth
- ✓Electric Mirrors
- ✓Electric Windows
- ✓Hybrid
- ✓DAB Radio
- ✓Remaining Manufacturers Warranty
About the Toyota Yaris Cross Excel 1.5 Hybrid Automatic FWD
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The Toyota Yaris Cross Excel is a subcompact crossover that slots below the RAV4, offering practical urban mobility with a premium feel. It appeals to first-time SUV buyers and those seeking efficient city driving without sacrificing versatility. The 1.5 hybrid powertrain is the standout feature, combining Toyota's proven hybrid technology with modest fuel consumption. The Excel trim sits mid-range in the lineup, balancing equipment and value. Design is conservative and functional rather than striking, with a raised driving position and generous interior space for its footprint.
Pros
- +Excellent fuel economy and low emissions from hybrid system
- +Reliable Toyota hybrid mechanics, well-established technology
- +Practical interior space and boot capacity for size
- +Good visibility and easy to maneuver in urban environments
- +Competitive running costs and strong residual values
Watch out for
- −CVT automatic can feel sluggish and unrefined under acceleration
- −Limited power for highway merging or overtaking maneuvers
- −Road and wind noise noticeable at motorway speeds
- −Infotainment systems on earlier examples lack modern connectivity
Common issues
- !CVT transmission hesitation or hunting for optimal ratio
