Toyota Yaris Cross

Sunrise_Sunset · 06-04-2021 8:40pm #1

Would anyone have any idea of the price range for this car?

Atlantic Dawn · 06-04-2021 10:13pm

My guess would be midway pricing between Yaris and C-HR so circa €24.5-€25k

Sunrise_Sunset · 06-04-2021 10:30pm

Thanks. One article I read estimated about 21k and another about 25k. That'd be quite a big difference for me. Might have to wait to get one a few months old.....if my current car will last that long.

AMKC · 07-04-2021 7:58pm

@OP Have you looked at the Ford Fiesta Active. It is something similar and 17k would get you into a base spec one a Focus Active is from 22k. Some lovely cars in the current Ford range if you are worried about your car not lasting.

Here is a link,

https://www.ford.ie/

Sunrise_Sunset · 07-04-2021 8:32pm

AMKC wrote: »

@OP Have you looked at the Ford Fiesta Active. It is something similar and 17k would get you into a base spec one a Focus Active is from 22k. Some lovely cars in the current Ford range if you are worried about your car not lasting.

Here is a link,

https://www.ford.ie/

Thank you. I suppose the Ford Puma would be more on par size wise, as a mini-SUV. I like Toyota's though. I've always driven them. All 2 of them. That's all I've needed. They just last great and cost so little to maintain.

AMKC · 07-04-2021 9:15pm

You are welcome. The Puma is there too. It is also very nice. No harm in having a look.
Awe very good.
Puegeot 2008 is another option.
Citroen C3 Aircross and Renault Captur are too more.

It will be a few months maybe even a year yet before the Yaris Cross is out.

Sunrise_Sunset · 07-04-2021 9:21pm

The longer it take the better. Especially if the price will be closer to 25k. It would give me more time to save. But catch 22, as only if my current 20 year old car will make it til then. Although there's no indication it won't, still running absolutely fine.

FrankC21 · 07-04-2021 9:25pm

Sorry but that car is bloody awful looking, it looks like a kia sportage.

Sunrise_Sunset · 07-04-2021 9:30pm

FrankC21 wrote: »

Sorry but that car is bloody awful looking, it looks like a kia sportage.

I think it looks really nice. Would obviously want to see it in person though.

AMKC · 07-04-2021 9:50pm

FrankC21 wrote: »

Sorry but that car is bloody awful looking, it looks like a kia sportage.

Which car ate you on about and what's wrong with a Kia Sportage. In the right colour and the right spec they look great. I bet you would change your mind if you seen the GT Sportage? It looks really well. I will admit they could drive a bit better but the GT is supposed to be really good.

into_the_wild · 26-05-2021 5:41pm

AMKC wrote: »

You are welcome. The Puma is there too. It is also very nice. No harm in having a look.
Awe very good.
Puegeot 2008 is another option.
Citroen C3 Aircross and Renault Captur are too more.

It will be a few months maybe even a year yet before the Yaris Cross is out.

I'm keen on the Yaris Cross as well. Ford/VW don't seem to have any hybrid SUVs in the 25k range as far as I checked.

road_high · 26-05-2021 6:15pm

into_the_wild wrote: »

I'm keen on the Yaris Cross as well. Ford/VW don't seem to have any hybrid SUVs in the 25k range as far as I checked.

The Puma (if you could call it an SUV) comes in Hybrid now. It starts around that price range plus

bazz26 · 26-05-2021 11:07pm

road_high wrote: »

The Puma (if you could call it an SUV) comes in Hybrid now. It starts around that price range plus

Is that not just a faux mild hybrid? Don't think they are a proper hybrid in the same sense as the Toyota.

into_the_wild · 27-05-2021 12:54am

bazz26 wrote: »

Is that not just a faux mild hybrid? Don't think they are a proper hybrid in the same sense as the Toyota.

I think the Puma ST line might be a proper hybrid but anyway the 1 litre engine seems quite small for a mini SUV. Atleast the Yaris Cross will have the bigger 1.5 engine for motorways.

bazz26 · 27-05-2021 10:05am

into_the_wild wrote: »

I think the Puma ST line might be a proper hybrid but anyway the 1 litre engine seems quite small for a mini SUV. Atleast the Yaris Cross will have the bigger 1.5 engine for motorways.

There is no "proper" Puma hybrid. They are all mild hybrids which is not the same.