Daihatsu Charade 1.0 2oo6 Automatic for sale in Edinburgh Scotland - Review

This is a toyota made Daihatsu Charade with Automatic Transmission. The engine is 1.0 and it is a 5 door vehicle. It can air-conditioning, power steering, power windows and ABS with EPS. It appears to have several toys for a small car.
Currently in Edinburgh, with 32k miles it is a credit to its previous owner, the vehicle is in exceptional conditional in all aspects.

[@Emily-et5mr]

Thanks for the video. It's great seeing it up close and an informative video.
I am considering this car as my first car. Hopefully will past my test in a few weeks!

[@oldmcmetal]

Highly underrated all over Europe. The Cuore(as it was called in Germany) was small from the outside but great inside. Low at costs. Insurance, inspection, just a few pennies. If you are looking for a reliable car Daihatsu should be your first choice.

[@orfeasGreek]

Got it brand new back in 2006. Now I'm close to 400.000km somewhere in the next days..what a car..burns zero oil. the only issue i have is finding parts. i had it sitting for 2 weeks cause i couldn't find a cv joint for it.

[@immaculatestuff]

would Toyota dealership not supply the parts?

[@frankburns8946]

How easy are spare parts? I'm thinking especially of an exhaust system? One for sale near me but I'm worried about spares?

[@immaculatestuff]

I didn't need any parts, but I think they should be easily accessible through toyota dealerships, this car wasn't imported but supplied new for UK so parts should not be a problem as well. I never needed any, but I was under the impression that they can be obtained like any other car.

[@frankburns8946]

Thanks for your reply. I have heard and read on line that the exhaust system is a tricky thing to find. They were linked with Toyota? I didn't know that...

[@immaculatestuff]

Daihatsu was taken over by Toyota in the early 90s, which is why the iconic charades were changed into standard small size cars. They are now supplied by Toyota.

[@alexwood5026]

Hello, how much money does the fuel tank take to fill & roughly how many miles do you get per full tank please? Thank you :)

[@immaculatestuff]

I can't quite recall. But, it was super cheap, £30-35 full tank.
And it was returning a lot of miles, certainly close to or over 300 on a run.
Please bear in mind it takes more fuel than the manual version, nonetheless, it is pretty cheap to run.

[@danialhisbani6582]

In Japan 660 CC is called daihatsu Mira

[@immaculatestuff]

This is a 1.0 though!

[@rhys_thomss7013]

Just found this car for sale on auto trader