Used Toyota Noah for sale

Later Toyota Noah models feature a broad range of safety equipment, including stability control, multiple airbags and advanced driver aids such as Toyota's Pre-Collision System and Lane Departure Alert. Earlier generations are more basic, so it's worth checking the spec carefully.

Most Toyota Noahs feature a dependable 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol engine (1,987cc). From 2014 they added a 1.8-litre hybrid option (1,797cc), improving fuel economy for town and mixed driving. There are both front- and all-wheel drive versions, and later models tend to be efficient CVT automatics.

Interior tech can vary, but typical features include air conditioning, power windows, rear privacy glass and sound systems with Bluetooth or USB connectivity. Newer models (from 2022) may include touchscreen infotainment, reversing cameras and smartphone integration, depending on the trim and market.

Fuel economy depends on the engine and year. Modern hybrids can achieve up to 67mpg, while the standard petrol versions are more like 35–40mpg in mixed use. All Toyota Noahs prioritise sensible running costs, something especially useful for families or businesses.

Look for a full service history and check the condition of the interior and sliding doors. As these are imports, confirm the manuals are available in English. Booking The AA Vehicle Inspection provides extra reassurance, especially for newly imported cars.

The Toyota Noah has a well-earned reputation for reliability, benefitting from the same engineering standards as other Toyota MPVs. The engines and transmissions are robust, and most owners report few serious faults. With regular maintenance and servicing, your Noah should prove dependable over the long haul.