Used Toyota Yaris cars for sale

The Toyota Yaris first appeared on the market in 1999, originally being offered in three different body styles that included a four-door saloon and a two-door hatchback. Currently, the Yaris can be purchased as a two- or four-door hatchback model that has seen some seriously sporty styling updates since its first form.  

The Yaris is a worthy rival to other sporty hatchbacks, like the fan-favourite Ford Fiesta and Volkswagen Polo, but the added option for hybrid power definitely gives it an edge and the interior set-up is functional and easy to use.   

Because of the Yaris’s ongoing presence on the supermini market, there are a fair few models and trims to pick between. A Yaris Excell is claimed to be the flashiest of the bunch, getting all the standard features and some added extras that make this car feel ultra-luxurious.

The Yaris gets different features depending on the model you choose, as trim levels vary across the range. A standard Yaris Icon is the entry-level offering, yet still gives enough features to satisfy the modern motorist.   

You’ll usually get a seven-inch interior touchscreen set-up with smartphone mirroring, automatic air-con, and Toyota Safety Sense that includes tech like traffic sign recognition and pre-collision assist.   

A Yaris Excel is usually the flashiest of the bunch, getting all the standard kit and extras from other trim levels, plus front sports seats, a larger touchscreen, and smart entry with push button engine start.   

Visit our Toyota Yaris listings to see the full range of features on offer in each model. 

There are a few engines on offer in the Yaris range, notably a hybrid option that will help you move towards more efficient driving. 

The 1.5-litre hybrid Yaris will usually see you get around 66-69mph, with around 114hp on offer. This means you’ll make savings in terms of fuel, but you’ll still get a nice pop of power that will usually see you hitting 0-62mph in 9.7 seconds.   

There are still some fully-petrol models to pick from, like the 1.5-litre VVT-I Y20 model that has a claimed 43.5-45.6mpg. All newer Yaris models are only available as hybrid offerings.   

If you’re someone who likes things a little easier (and who doesn’t?) then the Yaris automatic hybrid would be the one to choose because of how easy it is to live with day-to-day.