Used Toyota Yaris Cross for sale

What types of used Toyota Yaris Cross cars are there?

There’s only one type of Toyota Yaris Cross for sale, and it’s a compact crossover model. While it may share some parts with the regular Yaris supermini, it’s very much its own model with its own appeal.

Popular Toyota Yaris Cross trims

Toyota typically uses the same trim level options across all of its models, which makes it easy to understand what you’re looking for.

> Toyota Yaris Cross Icon - Entry-level option with keyless start, reversing camera, adaptive cruise control and air-con

> Toyota Yaris Cross Design - Adds useful upgrades like LED headlights, 40:20:40 split folding rear seats and rear cup holders

> Toyota Yaris Cross Excel - Top-spec model with upgraded infotainment display, all-round parking sensors and dual-zone climate control

Toyota Yaris Cross history

Building on the success of the popular, efficient and reliable Yaris, Toyota introduced this supermini-based SUV in late 2020.

> Toyota Yaris Cross (2020) - Toyota adds yet another SUV to its lineup, this time the smallest offering

> Facelifted Toyota Yaris Cross (2024) - Minor styling tweaks and upgraded technology options

What features does the Toyota Yaris Cross have?

When buying a used Toyota Yaris Cross, there’s won’t be disappointed with any trim level, because all models come with a touchscreen infotainment system that’s compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Other standard kit includes a reversing camera, keyless start and automatic air-con. Higher-spec models add LED headlights, interior ambient lighting, a powered bootlid, heated seats and even a heated steering wheel.

Is the Toyota Yaris Cross reliable?

Toyota has more than two decades’ experience building mainstream hybrid models, which bodes well for any used Toyota Yaris Cross.

If that’s not enough, all models come with a standard three-year warranty that can be upgraded all the way up to 10 years’ cover with annual servicing at eligible garages.

How much does the Toyota Yaris Cross cost to run?

Don’t be put off by the fact that the Yaris Cross is branded as a small SUV – Toyota reckons up to 58mpg is possible. For reference, the smaller, normal Yaris gets around 65mpg.

You’re unlikely to notice any major jumps up in insurance and other running costs either.

Who is the Toyota Yaris Cross suitable for?

Superminis are popular because they’re economical and still practical enough for daily life – they appeal to both young and more experienced drivers.

The Yaris Cross is based on this type of car, so it carries the same appeal. It also has the added benefit of a higher driving position for outward visibility and ease of getting in and out of the car.

Other compact crossovers include the Ford Puma, Suzuki Ignis and Renault Captur.