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New Toyota Yaris Cross vs used Hyundai Tucson: verdict

The Toyota Yaris Cross is one of the cheapest hybrid SUVs you can buy new, but would you be better off with a one-year-old Hyundai Tucson for the same money?...

New Toyota Yaris Cross vs used Hyundai Tucson

Our verdict

Going into this test, you might've guessed that the used Hyundai Tucson would win, because you're getting a considerably larger SUV for zero pounds and zero pence extra. You'd be right, but the margin of its victory is actually very small. 

This is mainly down to the Toyota Yaris Cross doing so well in the costs section – it's night-and-day better on fuel and there's that 10-year/100,000-mile warranty. So, while it can't match the Tucson for space, interior quality or refinement, it's still a great buy. 

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1st – Hyundai Tucson

Hyundai Tucson front cornering

For Quieter; a lot more passenger and boot space; better equipped
Against Worse fuel economy; pricier on PCP finance

What Car? says 4 stars out of 5

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2nd – Toyota Yaris Cross

Toyota Yaris Cross front cornering

For More agile around town; cheap to run; Toyota’s reliability record
Against Feels like the cheaper car it is (when new); lower driving position

What Car? says 4 stars out of 5

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Specifications: Toyota Yaris Cross 1.5 Hybrid Design

Engine 3cyl, 1490cc, petrol, plus electric motor
Power 114bhp 
Torque 89lb ft (engine only)
Gearbox CVT automatic
0-60mph 10.7sec
Top speed 105mph
True MPG 60.1mpg
Official fuel economy 62.8mpg
CO2 emissions 102g/km


Specifications: Hyundai Tucson 1.6 T-GDi Hybrid Premium

Engine 4cyl, 1598cc, turbo, petrol, plus electric motor
Power 227bhp 
Torque 258Ib ft 
Gearbox 6-spd automatic
0-60mph 6.8sec
Top speed 120mph
True MPG 42.3mpg
Official fuel economy 49.6mpg
CO2 emissions 130g/km


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