Used Toyota Urban Cruiser for sale
The Toyota Urban Cruiser is a compact crossover that stands out for its chunky exterior and city-friendly size.
Used Toyota Urban Cruiser cars in stock
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- 2011
- 32,000 miles
- Diesel
- Manual
01268 372 218
Canvey Island
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- 2009
- 104,645 miles
- Petrol
- Manual
01480 701 827
St. Ives
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- 2012
- 54,618 miles
- Petrol
- Manual
01509 742 156
Loughborough
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- 2009
- 99,000 miles
- Petrol
- Manual
01902 216 003
Wolverhampton
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- 2010
- 75,000 miles
- Diesel
- Manual
0191 582 2205
Durham
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- 2012
- 89,900 miles
- Diesel
- Manual
01506 802 387
Roslin
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Used Toyota Urban Cruiser
With low running costs and trademark Toyota reliability, it appeals to drivers who want SUV practicality in a tidy, easy-to-handle car. The Toyota Urban Cruiser blends hatchback comfort with the higher seating position and rugged looks of more traditional SUVs. Designed for urban families and active drivers, it offers five doors, a flexible interior and a record for dependability. Produced between 2009 and 2012, it stands out against rivals like the Kia Soul and Skoda Yeti with its affordability and trusted Toyota build quality. Engine choices included both petrol and diesel options, the latter with all-wheel drive for extra confidence on slippery roads. Sliding rear seats and clever storage make the most of its compact footprint. Though the boot is smaller than some may hope for, the Urban Cruiser's distinctive profile and reliability help make it a solid choice amongst used crossovers.
Pros
Distinctive looks- Low running costs
- Robust build quality
Cons
Small boot- Limited engine range
- Average safety score
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What are the key safety features of the Toyota Urban Cruiser?
The Toyota Urban Cruiser comes with driver and passenger airbags, anti-lock brakes, electronic stability control and ISOFIX child seat mounts. While it includes all the essential safety kit, it received a three-star Euro NCAP rating, which is below some rivals from the same era.
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What engine options are available with the Toyota Urban Cruiser?
The Toyota Urban Cruiser offered two main engine choices in the UK: a 1.33-litre petrol (front-wheel drive) and a 1.4 D-4D diesel (with all-wheel drive as standard). Both engines emphasise efficiency over power, making them sensible options for urban and suburban driving.
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What are the standard technology and infotainment features in the Toyota Urban Cruiser?
The Toyota Urban Cruiser was decently equipped for its era, featuring air conditioning, keyless entry, electric windows and a trip computer. Some models have optional satnav, but the infotainment is basic compared with more modern systems.
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What is the fuel consumption of the Toyota Urban Cruiser?
The petrol Urban Cruiser manages up to 51.4mpg, while the 1.4 D-4D diesel can reach around 57.6mpg (official combined cycle). Real-world driving can see slightly lower figures, but both remain very fuel efficient for a small SUV.
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What should I check when buying a used Toyota Urban Cruiser?
Check for a full service history and inspect the interior plastics for wear. Ensure the sliding rear seats work smoothly, and listen for any rattles from the rear suspension. For extra confidence, consider booking a check with The AA Vehicle Inspection.
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Are Toyota Urban Cruiser cars reliable?
Yes, reliability is one of the Toyota Urban Cruiser's strong suits. Built to Toyota's robust standards and sharing parts with other dependable models, it has a reputation for low-stress ownership and hassle-free motoring. With regular maintenance, owners report very few widespread issues.
