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Toyota GR Supra

Iconic Japanese performance nameplate returns after years in the wilderness

From £53,0358

Toyota Camry

Toyota's biggest global seller returns to UK for the first time in 14 years, with all-new design and ULEZ-friendly hybrid power

From £30,7108

Toyota Corolla Touring Sports

Toyota’s Brit-built crack at the Golf class is also a new-groove performance hybrid

Toyota Corolla

Toyota's new British built hatchback sees the world’s best-selling nameplate return as a rebranded hybrid hatchback

From £20,3548

Toyota RAV4

Long-standing SUV enters a new generation - can all-round improvements turn it into a Nissan Qashqai rival?

From £30,9708

Toyota Yaris GRMN

Humdrum Yaris is transformed into a rorting, snorting supercharged hot hatch

From £26,2957

Toyota Land Cruiser

Toyota’s rough-and-ready, old-school, unstoppable 4x4 gets a bit less rough-and-ready. Likeably simple and functional, and worth considering if you need a genuine dual-purpose SUV

From £35,6557

Toyota C-HR

Toyota takes on the Audi Q2 and Mini Countryman with its own ‘fashion’ crossover

From £21,2848

Toyota Hilux

Better to drive than its predecessor and amazingly capable off road, but Europe’s best-selling pick-up is still more work tool than SUV

From £23,0908

Toyota Mirai

Toyota claims another first: Europe’s first ‘ownable’ hydrogen car, whether the infrastructure to properly support it is ready for it or not

From £66,0008

Toyota Prius

The reborn Toyota Prius may be the world’s most popular hybrid, but it faces stiffening competition from Hyundai, Volkswagen and Audi

From £24,0698

Toyota Aygo

Toyota gets mildly adventurous with its second-generation Aygo city car - but does it do enough to hold off advances from the Volkswagen Up, Hyundai i10 and Kia Picanto?

From £9,6957

Toyota Auris 2012-2018

The new Toyota Auris is super-rational and a good ownership proposition, but it lacks character and dynamics of the best in class

From £15,7146

Toyota RAV4 2012-2018

Likeable Toyota RAV4 4x4 grows and matures but loses originality and still falls short of the class’s highest dynamic standards

From £23,4247

Toyota Verso 2009-2018

Appealing to some, thanks to a fine balance of quality, space and refinement, but rarely thrilling to be in

From £16,8157

Toyota Auris Touring Sports 2012-2018

Toyota extends its Auris range to include a compact family estate, complete with hybrid drivetrain that helps it stand out from the rest of the segment

From £16,8147

Toyota Yaris Hybrid

Toyota’s hybrid tech rolls out into Europe’s biggest market segment in the shape of the Yaris, but is it a wholesome alternative to humble petrol engine?

From £15,0347

Toyota GT86

This light, uncomplicated coupé promises so much. Can the Toyota GT86 deliver?

From £22,03410

Toyota Prius+

Bigger seven-seat Prius makes for a practical, sub-100g/km MPV. Chassis adequate, but noisy acceleration, an indifferent cabin and steep prices count against it

From £26,7697

Toyota Aygo 2005-2014

The Toyota Aygo promises Japanese reliability and French charm, but does it deliver?

From £7,7556

Toyota RAV4 2006-2012

The Toyota RAV4 offers tidy handling and fine engines, but also a choppy ride and high price

From £23,3907

Toyota Land Cruiser V8 2008-2011

The Toyota Land Cruiser V8 is a dinosaur, but likeable. Pricey to buy and run

From £64,0746

Toyota Yaris

The original Toyota Yaris was a landmark car, since then it has lost ground to more talented rivals. Can it regain its crown from the formidable and long in the tooth Ford Fiesta?

From £10,1147

Toyota Auris 2007-2012

The Toyota Auris is a spacious, but unspectacular attempt at a high quality Golf rival. Only the availability of a hybrid lifts it from obscurity

From £11,9456

Toyota Verso-S 2011-2013

Spacious Yaris-based mini-MPV makes a comeback, but faces stiff competition from a mature market filled with refined rivals

From £14,2156

Toyota Avensis 2015-2018

The Toyota Avensis is adequate but generally underwhelming family transport

From £17,7456

Toyota Prius 2009-2015

The Toyota Prius is an easy and very visible route to greenness, even if its reputation as the minicab of choice for UK drivers is now impossible to shake off

From £21,2148