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22 Toyota new car reviews

New Toyota GR Yaris

The GR Yaris is one of the most characterful and entertaining hot hatches of the decade

£46,195

New Toyota Prius

The Toyota Prius is a highly cost-effective choice for both private and company car drivers.

£33,050

save at least £4,845 from RRP

New Toyota Urban Cruiser

The all-electric Urban Cruiser offers a comfy ride and good practicality but there are stronger rivals to consider

£29,990

save at least £3,505 from RRP

Toyota Aygo X

The Aygo X is an urban-focused, fuel-efficient hybrid and a smaller sibling to the Yaris

£20,235

save at least £1,410 from RRP

Toyota C-HR

Decent to drive, generously equipped and the hybrid version makes a lot of sense as a company car. It's just a shame the Toyota C-HR isn’t cheaper to buy and bigger in the back.

£30,695

save at least £1,000 from RRP

Toyota C-HR+

The Toyota C-HR+ is an electric family SUV with a long range and a comfy ride

£33,990

save at least £505 from RRP

Toyota Corolla

The Corolla is a fine family car with hybrid engines that offer very low running costs

£29,500

save at least £1,345 from RRP

Toyota Corolla Commercial

This van based on the Corolla Touring Sports estate is cheap to run and more comfortable to drive than van-based rivals, but can't match them for cargo-lugging practicality

£29,500

save at least £1,345 from RRP

Toyota Corolla Touring Sports

The Corolla Touring Sports is a comfortable and well-equipped estate car with fuel-saving hybrid tech

£32,195

Toyota Land Cruiser

The Toyota Land Cruiser is roomy and great off road, but it’s expensive to buy and run, and noisy and sluggish to drive

£80,945

Toyota Land Cruiser Commercial

The 'van' version of the Land Cruiser SUV is an impressive commercial vehicle and a good alternative to a traditional pick-up truck

£80,945

Toyota Mirai

The Toyota Mirai is clean, comfortable and easy to drive, but it’s too expensive and short on boot space.

£64,805

Toyota Proace City Electric van

Offers a decent range, a long list of equipment and decent driving dynamics

£22,528

save at least £7,567 from RRP

Toyota Proace City van

The Toyota Proace City is based on a van developed and built by Citroen, Peugeot and Vauxhall, but it comes with a longer warranty and some interesting tech as standard

£22,528

save at least £7,567 from RRP

Toyota Proace Electric van

The Toyota Proace Electric is a quiet, capable and practical van with a long warranty.

£26,993

save at least £11,862 from RRP

Toyota Proace Matino Campervan

Campervan based on the Toyota Proace is significantly cheaper than its closest rivals and very well equipped

£57,325

Toyota Proace Verso

Incredibly versatile, but don’t expect the Toyota Proace Verso to drive as well as smaller MPVs

£31,995

Toyota Proace van

The Toyota Proace is one of the most economical and practical medium vans on the market

£57,325

Toyota RAV4

A decent SUV, but there are other rivals that are better to drive and offer more for your money.

£41,333

Toyota Yaris

Although it’s well equipped and has a hybrid option, the Toyota Yaris doesn’t excel enough to stand out in the small car class

£19,550

save at least £4,445 from RRP

Toyota Yaris Cross

The Yaris Cross is a super-efficient and enjoyable to drive small SUV with hybrid tech

£27,295

Toyota bZ4X Touring

The bZ4X Touring is a pure-electric estate with a rugged sense of occasion

£39,995

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Drive with total confidence

Toyota’s growing range of award-winning models means there’s now a Toyota for everyone. Those in the market for an agile and economical city car will be well served by the New Toyota Aygo X – What Car?’s Best Small Car for 2026. Or, if you want a little more interior space, there’s the hugely impressive Yaris and Yaris Cross.

The stylish Toyota C-HR+ makes a compelling addition to Toyota’s EV lineup, delivering up to 376 miles range*. While the New RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid and the All-Electric bZ4X make for fantastic family options – both ready for any adventure.

Toyota has been in the electrification game for more than 25 years, so they can inspire confidence like few brands can. These vehicles are all backed up by Toyota’s legendary reliability and unrivalled service-activated warranty package covering up to 10 years / 100,000 miles**. Plus up to one-million-mile battery warranty for its EVs^.

Toyota has a range of compelling offers across their vehicle lineup, whether you are looking for a PCP or personal lease.

And, if you're looking for a used vehicle, check out Toyota Approved Used, winner of the 2025 What Car? Best Used Car Scheme.

“As for efficiency, the CH-R+ averaged an impressive 5.6mi/kWh during our test, which took place under sunny conditions across mostly country roads. That’s an exceptional return for an electric SUV.” – What Car?