Toyota Yaris Cross Excel Review

Cross Excel new review after 4 months and just 1800 miles By dcweather, May 3, 2024 in Yaris & Yaris Cross Club Share Followers 2 1 2 Next Page 1 of 2. The Toyota Yaris Cross Excel adds 18-inch alloy wheels, a kick-activated power tailgate and a heated steering wheel. There's a slightly bigger (nine-inch) media system, heated front seats and intelligent front/rear parking sensors.

Read the definitive Toyota Yaris Cross 2025 review from the expert What Car? team. Check specs, prices, performance and compare with similar cars. The Yaris is a good and modern one, and anyhow Toyota says that the cars appeal to very different audiences.

Right in the middle of the Cross's, er, crosshairs are school runners, looking for. We tried Excel and GR Sport models - both on 18-inch wheels - and the Yaris Cross was a busy place to sit in, jolting over potholes and jittering over smaller lumps and ruts in the road. The Toyota Yaris Cross is the Japanese brand's entry into the jam-packed small SUV segment, and starts from £26,000 in entry-level Icon trim.

Our preferred Design trim costs around £29,000. Read our review of the Toyota Yaris Cross hybrid SUV. Get information on its interior, boot space and more.

Compare new, used and lease prices. The Yaris Cross is underpinned by the same TGNA. Toyota Yaris Cross (2025) in-depth review.

Read our experts' views on the engine, practicality, running costs, overall performance and more. Both cars of course fit into the category of things Toyota do exceptionally well - small vehicles and hybrids. In fact the arrival of Yaris Cross means that Toyota now has the largest hybrid electric model range on the UK market, alongside the compact C-HR, mid.