Toyota

Toyota launched its scrappage scheme in September 2017. The biggest saving of £2500 is offered on the RAV4 and RAV4 Hybrid models.

To qualify, your car must be more than seven years old and you must have owned it for at least six months. Any cars traded in under the scheme will be scrapped.

The initiative is for cars ordered by 31 March 2019. The full list of discounted cars and their savings is below:

Toyota Aygo – £2000
Toyota Aygo (2018-) - £1500
Toyota Yaris petrol– £2500
Toyota Yaris Hybrid – £1500
Toyota Auris – £3000
Toyota RAV4 and RAV4 Hybrid – £2500
Toyota C-HR and C-HR Hybrid – £1000
Toyota Prius – £2000
Toyota GT86 – £2000

How to get the best deal for your car

These trade-in offers can look tempting, especially if you currently own an older diesel car, but it's still important to check what other deals and offers are available. Many of the car makers offering the schemes mentioned above are also offering regular discounts on top of their trade-in incentives, so it's worth haggling in the dealership.

What Car?'s Target Price is the most we think you should pay for a new car. It can often net you more than £2000 in savings, so check what this is for your desired model before you buy. Don't forget that you can buy a new car via What Car?. Our new car buyer marketplace has deals on thousands of new cars that are being offered at Target Price or less. We also offer advice on how to get the best price for your car.

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