For The Toyota Urban Cruiser is practical and comes with lots of luxury and safety equipment. The engines have plenty of punch, yet don't use too much fuel.
Against The Toyota's ride is firm and the cabin is dour, but the biggest problem is that the Urban Cruiser is expensive for a car of its size.
What Car? says
Toyota's Urban Cruiser is well equipped and practical, but it's not special enough to justify its high prices.
Reader review rating
4.666667
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There are 2 Toyota Urban Cruiser versions available
Buyer's notes
Target Price team says:
Deciding which of Toyota's Urban Cruisers to go for is a simple choice between a petrol or diesel engine, because there's just one highly-specced trim.
Toyota expects the majority of buyers will go for the petrol version and that's what we'd recommend, too. Unless you really need four-wheel drive, the petrol's lower cost makes much more sense.
If you simply need a small four-wheel drive car, the diesel will do the job, but there are many cheaper options around.
Whichever version you choose, it's hard to conclude that you're getting great value for money. Yes, the Urban Cruiser is well equipped, but for the same kind of money you can buy much bigger, more practical and more powerful alternatives.
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