Used Toyota Auris Hatchback 2013-2019 reliability review

What should I look for in a used Toyota Auris?

We’ve heard of relatively few major issues affecting the Auris, so there isn’t too much to check your potential purchase for. However, as with any used family car, you should be on the lookout for interior wear and tear as a result of small children with a lack of sympathy for fixtures and fittings.

Also be on the lookout for kerbed wheels caused by adult drivers with a similar issue – light grazing is fine, but more serious knocks could suggest suspension damage.

Is a used Toyota Auris reliable?

Yes. In the last survey it featured in, the Auris finished in a very impressive sixth place out of 28 family cars aged 0-3 years old included in the What Car? reliability survey. Meanwhile, Toyota came third out of 31 manufacturers – all of which adds up to a car that should rarely, if ever, give you trouble.

What’s more, Toyota offers a five-year, 100,000-mile warranty on all its cars from new, meaning a three-year-old Auris will still be covered for two more years, as long as it’s within the mileage limit. The only rivals that offer something similar are the Kia Cee’d, with its seven-year, 100,000-mile warranty, and the Hyundai i30’s five-year, unlimited-mileage warranty.

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