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Toyota Auris

3.5 out of 5

based on 2 reviews.

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Toyota Auris Reviews

The Toyota Auris is a compact family car built as either a three or five door hatchback; it went on sale in Europe in 2007.

The Auris was introduced as the replacement for the Toyota Corolla and is Toyota’s small family car offering.

A hybrid version of the Auris was launched in 2010 – capable of returning 74mpg and emitting under 90g/km.

Other Toyota Auris engines include a range of petrol and diesel engines; diesel engines can still return 60mpg combined.

There is no performance version of the Toyota Auris; in fact no Auris models in the 2012 line-up can hit 60mph in under ten seconds.

Toyota Auris prices start at around £15,000. Toyota Auris Hybrid models start at around £20,000.

Read our Toyota Auris reviews and browse our Toyota Auris ratings using the links below.

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Toyota Auris styles

TOYOTA AURIS - TOURING SPORT (2013 on)

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TOYOTA AURIS - HATCHBACK (2007-2009)

The Auris HSD is a hybrid so if there’s one thing you’d expect of it, its low CO2 emissions and good fuel economy figures. It does both of those things thanks to its combination of a 1.8-litre engine and an electric motor, returning 74.3mpg and emitting 89g/km in CO2 emissions.Unfortunately, while those figures might have been more impressive in 2007 when the Auris HSD was first released, it’s less impressive now with a number of petrol and diesel engines from the likes of Volkswagen and Ford catching up with the Toyota. It still makes for low running costs.