Toyota Auris (2013 – 2019) Review

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Toyota Auris (2013 – 2019) At A Glance


Loses height and ease of entry advantage of previous Auris. Automatic is CVT only not torque converter. Epicyclic in hybrid. Thefts of cat converters reported.

Insurance Groups are between 7–15
On average it achieves 77% of the official MPG figure







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Real MPG average for a Toyota Auris (2013 – 2019)



Average performance


Real MPG

29–70 mpg

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Could you suggest a car to purchase for a taxi?
Can you please advise on what would be a suitable used car to purchase for a taxi (in Dorset)? Our budget is £10,000. We would need an automatic and would be most grateful for your advice.
As you're based in Dorset, I'm presuming you won't be covering many motorway miles. With that in mind, a hybrid probably makes the most sense. A Toyota Prius or Auris would be a good purchase. There's the Prius+ too, if you'd like a bit more space. Alternatively, consider a Lexus CT 200h if you'd like something a bit more upmarket. They're all extremely reliable cars with low running costs - hence their popularity with taxi drivers.
Answered by Andrew Brady
Is a 15-year-old car too old to be looking at?
I've got £3000 to buy a car with and it must be automatic and big enough to accommodate two big child seats. At the moment I've landed on a BMW 3 Series with 70,000 miles, full main dealer history, never failed an MoT and got all the history - including receipts for tyres. But it's 15 years old. Is this the wrong direction to be looking?
In my opinion, this would be the wrong car to buy with a budget of £3000. At 15-years old, the vehicle will be nearing the end of its mechanical life. And that means you'll need to spend money to keep it on the road, as things like the brakes, suspension and clutch start to wear out. What's more, being a premium car, all of the servicing and parts will be relative to its value when new (£25,000). Given your budget, I would recommend something that will be more affordable to run and keep on the road. My recommendation would be The Toyota Auris CVT:
Answered by Dan Powell
How do we keep our hybrid in good condition during self isolation?
Looks like our Toyota Auris hybrid could be sitting on the drive for a few weeks now. Can I connect a normal trickle charger to the 12v battery? What about the hybrid battery? It is starting okay at the moment but the hybrid battery is showing quite low.
The trickle charger will keep the 12V battery topped up but will not affect the high voltage hybrid battery pack. If the car is parked up for 2/3 weeks then the high voltage battery should be fine and retain its minimum charge. Fore more information, see:
Answered by Dan Powell
How long can I expect a hybrid car to last for?
I have a 2014 Toyota Auris Hybrid. When can I expect to start having expensive repairs such as a replacement battery?
With regular servicing, I wouldn't expect any major problems with your Auris for a number of years. They're extremely reliable cars and the battery should last for a while yet, if early Prius models are anything to go by.
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