Owned a 1.6 2009 one since July 2019. Have driven it about 20k miles. Great all rounder and would recommend for the practical motorist any day. Powerful enough for motorway driving, and city streets etc. Still think they missed a trick with not doing a leather interior option, and no auto lights or wipers on mine, but as I said a great car, bigger inside than you'd think. Only issue I have had is that the rear light cluster seals were letting water into the boot when it was heavy raining, so I have since resealed with black silicon and ordered replacement seals to fit, quite common on cars, so not unusual.
Nice one :) I didn't realise they didn't do a leather interior, quite strange! Definitely bigger inside than you think, the rear space is really impressive. Cheers Marc!
My mother bought this car 2011 1.33 petrol had it for 9 years now, she's passed it on to me as she passed away. It does the job good car. It is very reliable. Nice review btw
Simple, spacious, comfortable to drive, very open with good views all round as you drive. Some cars can feel a bit cramped and claustrophobic, but not the Auris. I have had my 2012 1.33 litre engine Auris since 2016. I have 194k on the clock and it is super reliable. I reckon I can reach 300k plus with no issues One of the best cars I have had.
i bought 1.4 d4d in 2018 with 115k km. I've done another 113k km, no weird problems that you can meet in German or French cars. Rather, the replacement of the starter (first replacement from new), alternator (first replacement from new) and one brake caliper at this age and mileage should not surprise anyone :D average fuel consumption in real live is 5.4L/100km (30% town, 40% 120-140km/h ride, 30% 80-100 km/h ride) so.. amazing.
@@gerardocoronado7594 Ooh, is that the 180? I know that in general the diesel engines in this Auris are not quite as dependable as the petrol engines. But the 180 is the top of the line Auris so I'd certainly be tempted by it. If you want the performance then I'd say go for it! If you need economy then you'd be better served by the smaller diesel I'd imagine.
I really enjoy watching your style of review. Are you able to review the Auris mk2 1.6 v-matic? As there's hardly any reviews on TH-cam for that particular model. Keep up the good work. Thanks
The high starter motor raise air to the break system as soon as any start up, so its normal. Its show that the car compression is complete at start up too. Peace and love. Auris ❤
6:40 The 1.33 with 90hp? This was not available in the Auris E15, neither in the facelift model like here nor in the previous facelift. The 1.33 had 101 or 99 hp in the facelift.
I have always thought they're quite smart looking cars and I'd be interested to see a review of the Hybrid as it's got the same drive train as my CT200H but is probably a lot lighter, nimbler and even more economical.
Yeah, I get the same feeling that it would be a lighter feeling version of the CT200H :) I would hazard a guess that the CT200 would be a bit better to drive through the corners, as its suspension does seem better tuned to that. The 'official'/optimistic MPG figures are 68 for the CT, and 70 for the Auris. So a fraction better! Means you can be happy with your Lexus choice I think!
@@JJonCars Yes, mine is certainly pretty good through the corners. On a motorway and major road trip I can get 65 to 70mpg but overall on averaging 56 to 58. Quite happy with that. Love the channel btw.
@@Rjhs001 Cheers John :) With the prices of fuel these days, I can only dream of 65-70mpg! I'd be happy with those figures - I've got a couple of friends with CT200Hs, and they seem to get around 50-55 average.
I currently own a 2011 Toyota Auris (Automatic) and in my opinion it's a really nice car. I bought it about a year ago and I had no problems with it, even though my mechanic told me that the previous owner most likely had an accident with it due to some parts that look broken in the front bumper. I've been driving with it a lot, 620 kilometers a day and I had no problems with it so far. I think I spent in total 500$ to fix some parts in the car and that's it.
That's a great idea - fuel economy on the 1.6 is probably the thing I'm least impressed with on the Auris. So you'll have sorted that out and have a perfect cheap daily 👍
Unfortunately it was a lease and it has had to go back :( But I am looking to film with Another Astra K as soon as I can, I do miss that car. So if anyone sees this in the north of England who has one, please get in touch 😁 hello@jjoncars.com it would be great to try different engines or specifications...
I had a1.6 vvt which was brilliant until some muppet rear ended me and wrote it off. I loved the instruments which Toyota called Optitron. As a family car it is more than a match for a Golf and Focus and will out last them both.
Oh man that's a shame. Totally, I was really surprised with how good the car is, especially given a lot of the lacklustre reviews I remember reading back in the day!
Love the content man, got this as my first car last month. Do you know how well the car is 'moddable' to add a uhhh 'roof rack' 🙄. Have you found backseat JJ I misss him. Love the content, get back in the backseat. I LOVE your review. Thank you plase get back to me.
Hey that's a great first car! I don't really know much about modding them, but I'm sure it's moddable :) If it's got those little tabs on the roof where you can fit a roof rack then you should be good Backseat JJ did return in the next video I think, found him wondering along the side of the road haha. Cheers!
I am considering to buy one from 2008/2009. Although nowadays (in The Netherlands) you can only get them with over 150000km. Does the reliability still hold up with such high mileage? Any one has some similar experience? Thanks!
I own a 1.33 petrol auris from 2015. had it for 50k km. its a decent car and the only problem i discoverd is not being able to turn of the tyre perssure light. I would suggest driving a 1.6 tho. de 1.33 is bere langzaam en niet zo zuinig als je zou verwachten.
If you can find one 1.4 VVti buy it even with 150.000km. 1.33 could have some issues but it should be ok. 1.4Vvti takes slight more petrol but it bulletproof even with 200.000 if serviced properly. We have 1.4 for last 12 years and it runs great at 200k.
I bought a 1.4 d4d from a family friend in 2020 with 111,000 miles on, I've done 46,000 miles in it since then with very few issues, absolutely excellent car. Looking forward to at least another five years with it I believe.
I had one of these. A 1.6 petrol like this. I never got on with it. Also the centre console on mine creaked something stupid and I could never get a comfortable driving position. There was quite a bit of transmission whine in low gears as well. I traded it in after a year and took a financial hit on it. I also found the heater controls too small and fiddly to operate. It drove ok, was quick enough and didn't let me down but it wasnt for me.
You deserve way more views. It’s so relaxing and interesting hearing you talk about various cars in a pretty unique way, compared to many other car reviewers and the like. P.S.: I’m getting one of these tommorow. It’s the 2011 one with the 1.33 petrol engine and has around 80k miles on the clock and seems in pretty good shape overall. Hope it’ll serve me well for about 4-5 more years without many visits to the workshop!
Another great review, I’m looking forward to buy a first car in a couple months time. It’s either this 1.33 litre Auris or Toyota Yaris mk2 1.4 litre or less I’ve just got a quick question is either a great choice for 17 year old. I like the look of the auris 2007 - 2012 face. Looking to buy first car under £3000 under 80k mileage
They're both good choices, but I imagine you will have to run an insurance quote on both and see what is best. When I was your age I'd have wanted the Auris over the Yaris for the extra size and space, get mates in the back etc :)
Hi there, I bought an Auris back in 2020. It is the best car I ‘ve ever had! Still love it. In my opinion it has a very warm, but old soul. Maybe you could call it “wise” The car is 15 years old and still feels like it is not older than 5 years. I love it ❤ Thank u for this nice review! All the best from holland
You're welcome, thank you for watching :) I am glad you love the car. They do have a lot of soul, I think the interiors are really interesting and designed differently to any other car.
I wish they had made this auris one model as a sports car somthing like the corolla t sport was with better engine and spec and like the SR 2.2 t180 they should've made a 1.8 or 2.0 petrol with let say 170bhp or so would been great seller.
I've a 2008 model have it 4 year's 1.4 VVTI engine petrol Great little car doesn't burn oil brilliant on petrol aswell Bought it at 50 kilometres has 93 on the clock now Toyota are built to last go for ever like a good old Casio watch lol 🤟✌️👍
I have a 2006 one - with 250000kms -160kish miles? It is a 1800cc with CVT trans. I was skeptical about the CVT but after the amount of kms I’ve put on it, just keeps soldering on. I keep trying to find stuff that might go wrong with it but it won’t misbehave! It’s particularly special with these record fuel prices. It’s a 40L tank and I get up to 630km on one tank, as good as a 1.3L alternative (That’s the CVT). It’s not a hybrid, but it’s almost as good as one. It’s running as new, and I only paid $3200 for it. The Toyota CVT trans is so good that at 100kmhr it sits at 1500rpm.
Cool, I didn't know they did a 1.8 CVT! I'm impressed with the very low RPM at 100kph 👍 Trying to figure out where you're from - either Canada or Australia? :)
Have one from 2011, a Toyota Auris 1.4 D4D "MMT - Multi Mode Manual Transmission - Semi Automatic", with 140.000 km... The car itself is good, the engine is rock solid, but this car suffers from that lousy/horrible MMT transmission, had 2 dangerous situations with this car both related to the MMT transmission, was cruising at around 80 km/h the car puts me in Neutral for 2 times, automatically switching to Neutral, and had to pull over to switch off and switch on the car, had it serviced to Toyota, they reprogrammed the MMT inductor "this was the first time" second time he did exactely the same, once again, puts in neutral and had to switch off and switch on the car, pissed off, I sent the car again, and this time they said the maintenance was done properly by reprogramming and putting grease on the inductor "this inductor is like a robot, that's why this is a manual car with a robot for the automatic interface", until now, I had no isses with the transmission, will give feedback. The second problem relates to Diesel cars only, the particle filter gets clogged, 1 year ago I asked for a cleaning, it was done and the car was ok, and one year later it has the same problem again.
I had an Auris 1.6 petrol from 2008. Considered by many automotive experts to be a boring car... Not true! Similar engines as in this Auris used Lotus Elise from Toyota 1.8l 1ZZ as well as 1.6l 1RZ from the British Toyota factory. In general, the car had a trouble-free gearbox and a fairly powerful engine for highway rides. Good turn as well as correct holding in the curve on bends. Combustion slightly high with the disadvantage of only 5 speed gearbox for that year. It never let me down on long journeys and you could pack a lot of things into it when going to the campsite... The aerodynamic drag was probably even less than in the Ford Focus from the same year. Now I have the Auris Touring Sport CVT Hybrid, the last edition and I have to say that in driving the car I had more impressions from the old Auris, despite the lack of improved suspension at the rear. In my opinion, Auris should be continued in production and not replaced by the name Corolla - but this is just pure marketing and sales strategy for Toyota.
My mom has a 2008 diesel semi automatic transmission it has problems with the gearbox it goes into neutral sometimes and stays there for a while u have to wait for a while and turn off the car until it decides to go back into gear it’s really annoying cause it happens randomly everything else is fine in the car anyone else have these problems
5 years ago I got the first generation of Auris 1.5L CVT (2012) in Japan just after graduated university and got a job. It was a mint condition but very cheap because it was a not popular “washing machine” car. Although I purchased it with £4,500 then run from 18000 to 45000 miles, no problem at all! The washing machine did a perfect job for taking my girlfriend out, then still it is making a comfortable drive for a baby and wife with attaching child seat.
The cup holders are genius on this car and quite strong. The fact that it’s in front of the vent means you can keep it warm if it’s a warm drink and cold if it’s a cold drink using the AC.
My mom bought the car new in 2011, I bought it from her a couple years later. Driven 134.000 km, the only thing that has had to replaced are the usual break pads. Now unfortunately, the ac have stopped working. But its 12 years old, guess something have to break with the age. But it a great car!
Had a 2008 one for 2 years great car. 1.6 petrol. Anyone wanting to get one….forget automatics they’re jun, go for a later model 2010/11 more toys, not that great on motorways prefer my Honda
I recently bought a Mercedes Clk after watching your recommendation of them. I’d wanted one for quite a while and your video kind of persuaded me to just buy it. The car that I was supposed to be selling to accommodate the merc is a D-4D 2.0 Toyota Auris. Thing is, I’ve grown to really like this car and have yet been unable to put it up for sale. It’s quite quick, it’s comfortable, reliable and has just breezed through its MOT again with no advisories at all. I really like this car so much that I’m thinking you know sod it, I’m going to keep it for long trips and use the merc for wafting about locally. The only way I would let it go now would be if someone could find me a 2.2 SR180 in white to replace it. That’s how much I like this car.
Brilliant, glad to have helped you make the choice :) They're both great cars in their own way. So it's nice you can keep hold of them both. SR180 would be great 👌
Unfortunately with my Auris, the left turn signal doesn’t flash on the dash board which I’ve noticed since I’ve had the car and I don’t know when that fault came about. Are both your turn signals displaying as normal on your dash? Would like to know if anyone has had this problem and find out what the solution is.
They were definitely working OK on this car (from what I remember!) I found this www.toyotaownersclub.com/forums/topic/177017-dash-turn-indicator-light/ might be worth having a read of it - sounds like it could need an LED replacing. I'd be tempted to live with it if your indicators are working and you can hear them though!
@@JJonCars Thanks for that! I watched a video where someone had the same problem as me and they replaced the LED which solved the problem. I will give that a go as I have got the bulbs. If I wasn’t listening to Music whilst driving then it wouldn’t be a problem but I do love my music so I still feel the stalk just to make sure it’s not confusing other drivers.
I actually owned the only unreliable Honda ever made I think 😂 - a 2006 Civic, had every possible common known problem they could have. But the Accord we have is excellent so I'll let them off :)
Hi sir plz answer my question. Which toyota Auris engine is best for Fuel economy 1.3, 1.4, 1.6 cheep insurance Relaible engine Bcz it would be my first car My budget is max 4000. This would be my first car Your advice will help me lot
Hello. Generally speaking the smaller petrol engines are cheaper to run, maintain and insure. So the 1.33 might be a good idea for a first car (Unless you do a lot of miles, then of course diesel or hybrid could be worth it) £4000 should get you a very nice one. Best thing to do is get some insurance quotes for each engine and see which comes up cheapest (sometimes it can be a surprise which is cheapest)
@@JJonCars Hi Sir, I need family car it means toyota Yaris would be better than toyota Auris ?? 2) Ford Fiesta1.2 or Toyota Yaris1.3 Which is fuel econy, cheep insur and maintance. Thank you sir this was my last quest plz answer after this i will not ask anything thank you sir.
@@vikramrai-sb3nl Auris has a lot more space in it for your family. I think it would be best, and then I'd go for the Yaris over the Fiesta for reliability :)
Hard to say - if it's been looked after, in good condition and good service history etc. Then yes. If it hasn't, then no :) Auris seems a better deal than the Yaris - if they are similar condition!
I never knew why they did the name change. Its as if VW replaced Golf with a VW Padminton. Especially in the world we live the last 20 years were brand association and knowledge is key. And Corolla is a name which you associate with build quality and trust.
Ive had an Auris 1.6 vmatic for the last 15 years, bought it new in 2012 now has 160000 miles on it no issues at all apart from the awful euro made brakes that need replacing every 3 years and that includes the calipers. wish it had the akabono brakes.
I have the 2011, 1.33 petrol version, bought used. Don't know how the previous owner maintained the car, but mine consumes oil quite allot, like 1 litter per 1000km. I also noticed that it is underpowered when driving up hill or with 4 passengers. I like the interior, the dashboard, the trunk space, but bad luck with the motor. Did any of you had this problem with the oil?
Detrás los asientos tienen 2 posiciones, mas recto o mas estirado, otra cosa es q no tienes tunel central por lo q el suelo es totalmente plano. Hay que decir q este es el restyling, la primera versión era bastante más bonita, yo tengo uno y esta cerca de 200.000 kms y ha tenido 0 averias, absolutamente nada, solo ha estado en el taller para cambiar el aceite y las pastillas de freno, es realmente impresionante, curiosamente el coche suena como el primer día, después de 200.000 subes en el y parece q sale de fábrica, nada se ha movido, no hay vibraciones (es un diesel 90cv).
Very good car indeed. The latest Corolla has very similar exterior look although it has been made lower, longer and wider with a new suspension set up to offer better handling at the price of less headroom and leg room , especially on the rear seats. The Auris is largest in class as interior space and comfort. Avoid 1.33 engine as these are oil burners. Best ones are 1.8 hybrids., actually these are better than second gen Auris.
The new Corolla is a really good car. I had one on holiday and it was an excellent long distance car and very comfortable. But it's definitely not as interesting and quirky or as spacious as this Auris. You're right about the Hybrid version. They still hold their value though!
I gotta give it to you JJ on cars. You're a real car magician, first you told us the history of the car then you took us on an amazing test drive. Best car review❤
The gear stick position is nice but not practical. The handbrake button is hard to use because you have to pull it rather than squeeze it hurts thumb . Suspension is very bouncy too . Mine is the Earlier model 2007 done 115 miles . Made in Turkey
Had a 07 Auris 2.0 D4d 126hp originally from Scotland and it was rotten to the core underneath failed mot needing a fuel filler neck couldn’t get one anywhere toyota garage charged £180 🤮 then the rear axle snapped at the spring carrier and one of the Ecus went out losing all communication £600 bill in one month . Safe to say it was sold 😂
Haha, wow! Must have been living in a loch for a while 😂 I had a similar experience with an '06 Honda Civic - they are supposed to be extremely reliable cars - but the one I had had every possible common problem they could have, and my local garage said the rear end was basically made of rust. I also had a £600 bill, and then sold it shortly after 😂
@@JJonCars underneath was rotten I couldn’t believe it on my mechanics lift 😂 shame because it was really nice to drive and with 300NM torque it had plenty of shove however toyota diesels are rubbish on fuel 440miles from 60 litres in both it and an Avensis
With that kind of mileage, it will be the right choice! It will last you for many years. I know the 1.33 is not the fastest, but it will be a nice car and reliable :)
I just looked at one… disappointingly flimsy with thin metal cheapo felt carpets and just felt overinflated sizewise. The previous Corolla was a quality car. It would take a mental leap to put up with the modern cheapness masquerading as “improvement”.
@John Moruzzi I know it's the sound deadening because I took the panels off and I know these cars from the inside. Toyota somehow decided to cheap out on sound deadening for newer cars, even lesser on the newer Auris probably to save on weight or to widen the gap between the Lexus and Toyotas. The "thin" feel you are referring to is just sound deadening. Plastics on the other hand are a different story. Then again, we are talking about Corollas here.
@@ShutterKnack I went into the reception at the Toyota Deeside Engine Plant in about 2008, there was a new Auris on display. It looked and felt so flimsy and naff... not even proper carpets just thin felt imitations. I'm not surprised they ditched the Corolla name... they knew they shouldn't tarnish the solid quality reputation of that brand.
I think they are good on both fuel and reliability fronts. If it's the same engine as the later Auris, it can do a lot of miles with just routine servicing 👍
I have a late 2012 1.8 Toyota Auris Hybrid version. I've had her for almost three years now since 2020. It's far far more fuel efficient than my 2003 1.6 VW Golf. With the Golf, I got 30 cities to 50 mpg on the highway. With my Toyota Hybrid, I get an average of 70 to 99 city and 67 to 80 mpg highway. That's mpg UK. I don't think you can argue with that type of mpg these days. I use the car six days a week. I do about 80 to 130 miles per week, and I only need to fill up once every 4 to 6 weeks. It costs around 55 to 60 to fill up completely.
@@jacksonpeter9628 Hi, sorry for the late reply. All full Hybrids and electric cars are automatic. Just like an electric car mine has drive, reverse, neutral a is and B mode which is a more aggressive regen braking system. Neutral is the only gear/mode I don't use. It's not really advisable to put a hybrid/electric car in neutral at the lights, so I always leave my car in drive with the handbrake on, or in park also with the handbrake on. The only time I use neutral is when I'm putting my car through those car washes that moves you along. I hope this was helpful.
@@JJonCars I was thinking getting one as I think they are quite good looking cars and I love the idea of the gear stick mounted up high its like you're in a van.
i have the same model but i can feel every bump in the road i don't know if i need to replace something have new tyres on all 4 wheels. car has full service. and always reliable but the vibration coming from the back is getting on my nerves. im trying to figure out if this is normal. it feels very bumpy going from slightly older roads
This one is the f/l edition of the 1st generation. It came out in 2010 (feb) at least in Greece. I still have from my dad a 2010 auris 1.33 with just 82.000 km, still seems new one. Do the service once a year... I red, don't remember where, for problems about that motor (1.33). Hope i won' t find any!! Great and different review, good job! A good day to all!!
I think you will be ok with the 1.33! Sure, almost any car there will be problems you can read about. But Toyota make some solid petrol engines, so I think with those low kms it will be OK :) Thank you / ευχαριστώ!
I have a 2008 1.4tr i only bought it in january ,i paid a lot 4k for it,1 elderly owner and it has a genuine 6400 miles on the clock with 14 main dealer services !,it smells new and drives beautifully it really is concourse condition but i am using it but it is stunning and i love it .
6400?!!!! Or 64000? :) Either way, it's low mileage. I think buying well looked after cars like this is worth the money! So £4k is not bad, we paid similar for a Honda Accord of the same age. Your car will last another 10 years at least, so a great purchase!
@@JJonCars Whats really odd is why someone buys a car new and drives less than 150 miles per year over the last decade and takes it to a main dealer to have it serviced upto its 140,000mile service and does not use it ,cheaper to take taxis but i supposse being in her 80s might explain it sadly she passed away at christmas .
@@jamesmorris155 Yep, I suppose they just want to know the freedom is there if they need it, and it's probably hard to give up driving completely (I know I wouldn't want to). Bless them, they end up making a great bargain car for people
but we do have an Auris who actually has everything heated seats. xenon with headlight washers. automatic lighting. automatic wipers. the previous owner spent a lot of money
@@JJonCars kindly can you advise me on Toyota auris 1.6 valve matic with MMI grearbox from UK. As I am planning to buy one for my wife and she doesn't drive manual. I wonder about the reliability of the MMI grearbox. Thanks in advance for your advice.
I've subbed, the only decent Auris review on TH-cam, I'm gunna buy one in white 2011 model, 1 owner from new, 10 service stamps, 79k miles, £5999. This review sealed the deal I think, I have a 2002 1.4 vvti corolla had it 6 years hassle free, 4 advisories from new never failed an MOT, wanted something abit newer with electric mirrors, cruise control, 6 gears and a bit more umph, this car ticks everybox and more, thanks.
Avoid is probably a bit of a strong term - I'm sure it's still a great car. Just personally I wouldn't like the lower amount of power on offer - not much fun if you need to overtake or get up to speed on the motorway. But it's by no means a bad car and if you don't mind less power then you don't have to avoid it :)
@@JJonCars spot on mate, I have the 2009 1.33 vvti, overall good car and practical but underpowered between 3-4 gear which can be a little frustrating.
We bought this car today. 2011, 1.6l 132hp. Great car. Good visiblity, enough power, climate control, cruise control, heated seats
Owned a 1.6 2009 one since July 2019. Have driven it about 20k miles. Great all rounder and would recommend for the practical motorist any day. Powerful enough for motorway driving, and city streets etc. Still think they missed a trick with not doing a leather interior option, and no auto lights or wipers on mine, but as I said a great car, bigger inside than you'd think. Only issue I have had is that the rear light cluster seals were letting water into the boot when it was heavy raining, so I have since resealed with black silicon and ordered replacement seals to fit, quite common on cars, so not unusual.
Nice one :) I didn't realise they didn't do a leather interior, quite strange! Definitely bigger inside than you think, the rear space is really impressive. Cheers Marc!
Yes, real light seals and the vents behind bumper leak. Bit of silicone does the job
Can I have expert advise whether the MMI grear box in this car is reliable or not. Thanks
My mother bought this car 2011 1.33 petrol had it for 9 years now, she's passed it on to me as she passed away. It does the job good car. It is very reliable. Nice review btw
Sorry for your loss Muhammad. It's nice that the car can stay on in the family.
@@JJonCars
Yeah thanks, I did think about selling it, but then I decided just to keep it.
How does the 1.33 drive on motorways?
I am thinking to buy one the same mate, reliable car, first car , on budget, will be ok for a while 😁
@@victorvonderkrausse5492 tempted to go for 1.6 if the price and running costs are right
Simple, spacious, comfortable to drive, very open with good views all round as you drive. Some cars can feel a bit cramped and claustrophobic, but not the Auris.
I have had my 2012 1.33 litre engine Auris since 2016. I have 194k on the clock and it is super reliable. I reckon I can reach 300k plus with no issues
One of the best cars I have had.
hey, how often did you do an oil replacement to get it to that point ?
@@tadassadauskas9697should be done every 7000 kms and with fully synthetic quality oil.
We own a 1.6 Auris for 13 years now and we love it.This car cannot be reviewed better! Well done..
I have the same shape but a Toyota Corolla 2007 ZRE hatchback in Australia. Almost 200,000 kms in it. Great car.
i bought 1.4 d4d in 2018 with 115k km. I've done another 113k km, no weird problems that you can meet in German or French cars. Rather, the replacement of the starter (first replacement from new), alternator (first replacement from new) and one brake caliper at this age and mileage should not surprise anyone :D average fuel consumption in real live is 5.4L/100km (30% town, 40% 120-140km/h ride, 30% 80-100 km/h ride) so.. amazing.
and this is important fuel consumption at 120km/h is about 5,3L, at 140km/h is 6,4L. Comparing to petrol in this speed really low.
Very sensible choice for a used car, especially the petrol engine ones as they're much more reliable than the diesel ones. Another great review 😁👍
Cheers Matthew! 😁 Agreed on petrol over diesel for these :)
@@JJonCars hi jj! im about to buy this car diesel 2.2. is better avoid this engine? thanks in advance
@@gerardocoronado7594 Ooh, is that the 180? I know that in general the diesel engines in this Auris are not quite as dependable as the petrol engines. But the 180 is the top of the line Auris so I'd certainly be tempted by it. If you want the performance then I'd say go for it! If you need economy then you'd be better served by the smaller diesel I'd imagine.
@sf2explus I don't remember it being particularly sensitive!
1.4 d4d is very reliable diesel .
I really enjoy watching your style of review. Are you able to review the Auris mk2 1.6 v-matic? As there's hardly any reviews on TH-cam for that particular model. Keep up the good work. Thanks
Thank you! I'd certainly review the mk2 if I managed to get hold of one :)
Toyota is legend very reliable and durable.
Please how can I get one and ship to Africa, I’ll really appreciate if you reply my comment. Thank you
Hello. Unfortunately I don't know the first thing about exporting cars to Africa! Best of luck
The high starter motor raise air to the break system as soon as any start up, so its normal.
Its show that the car compression is complete at start up too. Peace and love. Auris ❤
A no nonsense sensible review thankyou, a nice change to all the craziness of big channel presenters ,
Thank you very much 👍
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The 1.33 with 90hp?
This was not available in the Auris E15, neither in the facelift model like here nor in the previous facelift.
The 1.33 had 101 or 99 hp in the facelift.
I have always thought they're quite smart looking cars and I'd be interested to see a review of the Hybrid as it's got the same drive train as my CT200H but is probably a lot lighter, nimbler and even more economical.
Yeah, I get the same feeling that it would be a lighter feeling version of the CT200H :)
I would hazard a guess that the CT200 would be a bit better to drive through the corners, as its suspension does seem better tuned to that. The 'official'/optimistic MPG figures are 68 for the CT, and 70 for the Auris. So a fraction better! Means you can be happy with your Lexus choice I think!
@@JJonCars Yes, mine is certainly pretty good through the corners.
On a motorway and major road trip I can get 65 to 70mpg but overall on averaging 56 to 58. Quite happy with that.
Love the channel btw.
@@Rjhs001 Cheers John :) With the prices of fuel these days, I can only dream of 65-70mpg!
I'd be happy with those figures - I've got a couple of friends with CT200Hs, and they seem to get around 50-55 average.
@@JJonCars I'm an old geezer with a light foot!
that is my car from 2012 till now. we going places with now worries
I currently own a 2011 Toyota Auris (Automatic) and in my opinion it's a really nice car.
I bought it about a year ago and I had no problems with it, even though my mechanic told me that the previous owner most likely had an accident with it due to some parts that look broken in the front bumper.
I've been driving with it a lot, 620 kilometers a day and I had no problems with it so far.
I think I spent in total 500$ to fix some parts in the car and that's it.
I am going to buy one (1.6 dual vvti) and convert it into LPG. Will be ultra-cheap daily driver then.👌
That's a great idea - fuel economy on the 1.6 is probably the thing I'm least impressed with on the Auris. So you'll have sorted that out and have a perfect cheap daily 👍
Got the 2011 Auris Hybrid a few years back, and it still runs like new. Great car! 👍
Awesome. The fuel economy of the 1.6 is probably one of the weak points of this Auris, so the hybrid solves that problem :) Cheers for watching!
Same here. Still have my 2011 auris HSD and it works like a charm. Pretty reliable car indeed!
Can't wait to own one I love this car
What happen with your Astra K..
Unfortunately it was a lease and it has had to go back :( But I am looking to film with Another Astra K as soon as I can, I do miss that car. So if anyone sees this in the north of England who has one, please get in touch 😁 hello@jjoncars.com it would be great to try different engines or specifications...
You forgot about the cup holders at the back seat also that holder near the rear mirror is for putting glasses 🤓
19歳の日本人です。僕もこの車に乗ってます。見た目よりパワフルでとても乗ってて楽しい車です。デザインも大好きでこれかもずっと乗っていたいです。
コメントありがとうございます (I hope this Google translated text is OK!)
The Auris is a nice car but the ultimate Toyota Auris is the Toyota Blade Master G.
I had a1.6 vvt which was brilliant until some muppet rear ended me and wrote it off. I loved the instruments which Toyota called Optitron. As a family car it is more than a match for a Golf and Focus and will out last them both.
Oh man that's a shame.
Totally, I was really surprised with how good the car is, especially given a lot of the lacklustre reviews I remember reading back in the day!
Love the content man, got this as my first car last month. Do you know how well the car is 'moddable' to add a uhhh 'roof rack' 🙄. Have you found backseat JJ I misss him. Love the content, get back in the backseat. I LOVE your review. Thank you plase get back to me.
Hey that's a great first car! I don't really know much about modding them, but I'm sure it's moddable :) If it's got those little tabs on the roof where you can fit a roof rack then you should be good
Backseat JJ did return in the next video I think, found him wondering along the side of the road haha. Cheers!
Which Auris do they steal cats off?
Great reviews I have one ,2010 model, very reliable car , Toyota did a Japanese model called the Blade top of the range quite powerful
Thank you :) Blade is very cool!
Great review! Well done .funny cup holders though...
Thank you! Agreed. Almost didn't find them 😄
I am considering to buy one from 2008/2009. Although nowadays (in The Netherlands) you can only get them with over 150000km. Does the reliability still hold up with such high mileage? Any one has some similar experience? Thanks!
Perhaps others will know more. But I certainly suspect that it holds up well - so long as the car has been serviced/looked after :)
I own a 1.33 petrol auris from 2015. had it for 50k km. its a decent car and the only problem i discoverd is not being able to turn of the tyre perssure light. I would suggest driving a 1.6 tho. de 1.33 is bere langzaam en niet zo zuinig als je zou verwachten.
If you can find one 1.4 VVti buy it even with 150.000km. 1.33 could have some issues but it should be ok. 1.4Vvti takes slight more petrol but it bulletproof even with 200.000 if serviced properly. We have 1.4 for last 12 years and it runs great at 200k.
I bought a 1.4 d4d from a family friend in 2020 with 111,000 miles on, I've done 46,000 miles in it since then with very few issues, absolutely excellent car. Looking forward to at least another five years with it I believe.
156000 miles, how much is that in kilometres?
Hello, how much liters for 100 km?
I had one of these. A 1.6 petrol like this. I never got on with it. Also the centre console on mine creaked something stupid and I could never get a comfortable driving position. There was quite a bit of transmission whine in low gears as well. I traded it in after a year and took a financial hit on it. I also found the heater controls too small and fiddly to operate. It drove ok, was quick enough and didn't let me down but it wasnt for me.
That's fair! I thought that it was quite comfortable, but we're all different :) A creaky interior would do my head in too!
You deserve way more views. It’s so relaxing and interesting hearing you talk about various cars in a pretty unique way, compared to many other car reviewers and the like.
P.S.: I’m getting one of these tommorow. It’s the 2011 one with the 1.33 petrol engine and has around 80k miles on the clock and seems in pretty good shape overall. Hope it’ll serve me well for about 4-5 more years without many visits to the workshop!
Thanks Miha!
Nice one, that should easily last you 4 to 5 years with minimal maintenance, enjoy the new car! :)
Another great review, I’m looking forward to buy a first car in a couple months time. It’s either this 1.33 litre Auris or Toyota Yaris mk2 1.4 litre or less
I’ve just got a quick question is either a great choice for 17 year old. I like the look of the auris 2007 - 2012 face. Looking to buy first car under £3000 under 80k mileage
They're both good choices, but I imagine you will have to run an insurance quote on both and see what is best. When I was your age I'd have wanted the Auris over the Yaris for the extra size and space, get mates in the back etc :)
@@JJonCars thank you so much, I much prefer the looks of the Auris. Your reviews are very good and detailed similar to high peak autos.
@@Hus891 always been a big fan of HPA, so that's much appreciated 👍
The SR180 is a little weirder than that too. With very few modifications it can take 230bhp 500nm, which is pretty unusual for what it is!
They’re also pretty rare too! Only around 800 left
That is pretty cool. I've only seen one or two since I made this video, and that was quite a while ago.
I've 2008 @195kms headgasket blew very common problem especially on stop start car due to heat dissipation.
Ah, start stop can get in the bin!
I'm looking for a drive side cup holder ?
Mine is broken...trying to find replacement....
Best car my dad has it
Hi there, I bought an Auris back in 2020. It is the best car I ‘ve ever had! Still love it. In my opinion it has a very warm, but old soul. Maybe you could call it “wise”
The car is 15 years old and still feels like it is not older than 5 years.
I love it ❤
Thank u for this nice review!
All the best from holland
You're welcome, thank you for watching :) I am glad you love the car. They do have a lot of soul, I think the interiors are really interesting and designed differently to any other car.
Hoe was de auto de afgelopen tijd? Want ben momenteel aan het kijken naar een 1.6 automaat van de auris.
I wish they had made this auris one model as a sports car somthing like the corolla t sport was with better engine and spec and like the SR 2.2 t180 they should've made a 1.8 or 2.0 petrol with let say 170bhp or so would been great seller.
Yeah, unfortunately it was all about diesel back then, so they were jumping on that bandwagon instead of making an actually decent hot hatch!
@@JJonCars Google Toyota Auris K2 Bemani. Supercharged 1.8 240ps
Then go for Toyota blade, I have seen one with 3.5 pere engine 😮
👍👍
Japanese Parts assembled in UK you cannot get any better than this
I've a 2008 model have it 4 year's 1.4 VVTI engine petrol Great little car doesn't burn oil brilliant on petrol aswell Bought it at 50 kilometres has 93 on the clock now Toyota are built to last go for ever like a good old Casio watch lol 🤟✌️👍
Haha, yes, I love an old Casio watch :)
@@JJonCars have nice weekend mate 🇮🇪✌️👍
We have that same shape car here in Australia and it's called corolla ascent hatchback and ours are made in Japan
I have a 2006 one - with 250000kms -160kish miles? It is a 1800cc with CVT trans. I was skeptical about the CVT but after the amount of kms I’ve put on it, just keeps soldering on. I keep trying to find stuff that might go wrong with it but it won’t misbehave!
It’s particularly special with these record fuel prices. It’s a 40L tank and I get up to 630km on one tank, as good as a 1.3L alternative (That’s the CVT). It’s not a hybrid, but it’s almost as good as one.
It’s running as new, and I only paid $3200 for it.
The Toyota CVT trans is so good that at 100kmhr it sits at 1500rpm.
Cool, I didn't know they did a 1.8 CVT! I'm impressed with the very low RPM at 100kph 👍
Trying to figure out where you're from - either Canada or Australia? :)
Have one from 2011, a Toyota Auris 1.4 D4D "MMT - Multi Mode Manual Transmission - Semi Automatic", with 140.000 km... The car itself is good, the engine is rock solid, but this car suffers from that lousy/horrible MMT transmission, had 2 dangerous situations with this car both related to the MMT transmission, was cruising at around 80 km/h the car puts me in Neutral for 2 times, automatically switching to Neutral, and had to pull over to switch off and switch on the car, had it serviced to Toyota, they reprogrammed the MMT inductor "this was the first time" second time he did exactely the same, once again, puts in neutral and had to switch off and switch on the car, pissed off, I sent the car again, and this time they said the maintenance was done properly by reprogramming and putting grease on the inductor "this inductor is like a robot, that's why this is a manual car with a robot for the automatic interface", until now, I had no isses with the transmission, will give feedback. The second problem relates to Diesel cars only, the particle filter gets clogged, 1 year ago I asked for a cleaning, it was done and the car was ok, and one year later it has the same problem again.
I had an Auris 1.6 petrol from 2008. Considered by many automotive experts to be a boring car... Not true! Similar engines as in this Auris used Lotus Elise from Toyota 1.8l 1ZZ as well as 1.6l 1RZ from the British Toyota factory. In general, the car had a trouble-free gearbox and a fairly powerful engine for highway rides. Good turn as well as correct holding in the curve on bends. Combustion slightly high with the disadvantage of only 5 speed gearbox for that year. It never let me down on long journeys and you could pack a lot of things into it when going to the campsite...
The aerodynamic drag was probably even less than in the Ford Focus from the same year. Now I have the Auris Touring Sport CVT Hybrid, the last edition and I have to say that in driving the car I had more impressions from the old Auris, despite the lack of improved suspension at the rear. In my opinion, Auris should be continued in production and not replaced by the name Corolla - but this is just pure marketing and sales strategy for Toyota.
Totally agree :)
Huh
My mom has a 2008 diesel semi automatic transmission it has problems with the gearbox it goes into neutral sometimes and stays there for a while u have to wait for a while and turn off the car until it decides to go back into gear it’s really annoying cause it happens randomly everything else is fine in the car anyone else have these problems
5 years ago I got the first generation of Auris 1.5L CVT (2012) in Japan just after graduated university and got a job. It was a mint condition but very cheap because it was a not popular “washing machine” car. Although I purchased it with £4,500 then run from 18000 to 45000 miles, no problem at all!
The washing machine did a perfect job for taking my girlfriend out, then still it is making a comfortable drive for a baby and wife with attaching child seat.
Haha, love it 😂 The 'washing machine' is part of the family :)
@@JJonCars Definitely it has been a part of my life!! Well serving :)
Anyone ever have any gearbox issues or any issues with these
I have 1.6 patrol 2008..it does not pick speed quick and engine is loud i feel...any feed back from other users on 1.6 patrol 2008?
The cup holders are genius on this car and quite strong. The fact that it’s in front of the vent means you can keep it warm if it’s a warm drink and cold if it’s a cold drink using the AC.
You know, I hadn't considered that. Genius indeed!
@@JJonCarsмы хотели купить такой Аурис,но началась война в у нас в Украине...😢🇺🇦...
@@ИльяТи-г1ф 😥
@@JJonCars World Ukrainian ,🕊️😔🇺🇦🌈Машина хорошая конечно! Ещё нравиться Nissan Qashqai, или Suzuki NEW SX4.Простые атмосферные движки!🏎️🏎️🏎️
Am looking at purchasing this Auris currently has 160000miles 1.8litre vvti and automatic. Need some advice, can it do me any good?
My mom bought the car new in 2011, I bought it from her a couple years later. Driven 134.000 km, the only thing that has had to replaced are the usual break pads. Now unfortunately, the ac have stopped working. But its 12 years old, guess something have to break with the age. But it a great car!
What do you think about Fiat Bravo 2 T-Jet? Auris or Bravo?
I haven't driven a Bravo. Quite a rare car in the UK. Probably for build quality and reliability the Auris would win.
Had a 2008 one for 2 years great car. 1.6 petrol. Anyone wanting to get one….forget automatics they’re jun, go for a later model 2010/11 more toys, not that great on motorways prefer my Honda
I recently bought a Mercedes Clk after watching your recommendation of them. I’d wanted one for quite a while and your video kind of persuaded me to just buy it. The car that I was supposed to be selling to accommodate the merc is a D-4D 2.0 Toyota Auris. Thing is, I’ve grown to really like this car and have yet been unable to put it up for sale. It’s quite quick, it’s comfortable, reliable and has just breezed through its MOT again with no advisories at all. I really like this car so much that I’m thinking you know sod it, I’m going to keep it for long trips and use the merc for wafting about locally. The only way I would let it go now would be if someone could find me a 2.2 SR180 in white to replace it. That’s how much I like this car.
Brilliant, glad to have helped you make the choice :) They're both great cars in their own way. So it's nice you can keep hold of them both. SR180 would be great 👌
Unfortunately with my Auris, the left turn signal doesn’t flash on the dash board which I’ve noticed since I’ve had the car and I don’t know when that fault came about. Are both your turn signals displaying as normal on your dash? Would like to know if anyone has had this problem and find out what the solution is.
They were definitely working OK on this car (from what I remember!)
I found this www.toyotaownersclub.com/forums/topic/177017-dash-turn-indicator-light/
might be worth having a read of it - sounds like it could need an LED replacing. I'd be tempted to live with it if your indicators are working and you can hear them though!
@@JJonCars Thanks for that! I watched a video where someone had the same problem as me and they replaced the LED which solved the problem. I will give that a go as I have got the bulbs.
If I wasn’t listening to Music whilst driving then it wouldn’t be a problem but I do love my music so I still feel the stalk just to make sure it’s not confusing other drivers.
@@11am44n Oh yeah that's a good point, I hadn't thought about not hearing it because of music. Good luck!
My Japanese car was built in Saitama, Japan. Honda Accord 2.4, 2003.
I currently own an SR180 a fantastic little car
Only behind Honda for the most reliable car. Capable of 300k+ miles. It gets you from a - b decently.
I actually owned the only unreliable Honda ever made I think 😂 - a 2006 Civic, had every possible common known problem they could have. But the Accord we have is excellent so I'll let them off :)
Lol Toyota all d way
Am looking at purchasing this model Auris currently has 160000miles 1.8litre vvti and automatic. Need some advice, can it do me any good?
Get a mechanical check up
Best review I’ve seen here😂🥰
Thanks!
Hi sir plz answer my question.
Which toyota Auris engine is best for
Fuel economy 1.3, 1.4, 1.6
cheep insurance
Relaible engine
Bcz it would be my first car
My budget is max 4000.
This would be my first car
Your advice will help me lot
Hello. Generally speaking the smaller petrol engines are cheaper to run, maintain and insure. So the 1.33 might be a good idea for a first car (Unless you do a lot of miles, then of course diesel or hybrid could be worth it)
£4000 should get you a very nice one. Best thing to do is get some insurance quotes for each engine and see which comes up cheapest (sometimes it can be a surprise which is cheapest)
@@JJonCars Hi Sir, I need family car it means toyota Yaris would be better than toyota Auris ??
2)
Ford Fiesta1.2 or Toyota Yaris1.3
Which is fuel econy, cheep insur and maintance.
Thank you sir this was my last quest plz answer after this i will not ask anything thank you sir.
@@vikramrai-sb3nl Auris has a lot more space in it for your family. I think it would be best, and then I'd go for the Yaris over the Fiesta for reliability :)
@@JJonCars thank you so much sir its lot for me
Corolla was amazing car
I'm thinking to buy auris 2.0 d4d 212000 km 2006 3500€ is it a good buy?
Or Toyota yaris 2007 1.3 petrol 240000km 3500€
Hard to say - if it's been looked after, in good condition and good service history etc. Then yes. If it hasn't, then no :)
Auris seems a better deal than the Yaris - if they are similar condition!
That little box on the top is sunglasses!!! 😎
Oh, that would make sense! If I remember right it just seemed a bit thin to fit them!
I never knew why they did the name change. Its as if VW replaced Golf with a VW Padminton. Especially in the world we live the last 20 years were brand association and knowledge is key. And Corolla is a name which you associate with build quality and trust.
Ahahah yeah, I don't get it either. But then they ended up changing it back 🤷♂️
Ive had an Auris 1.6 vmatic for the last 15 years, bought it new in 2012 now has 160000 miles on it no issues at all apart from the awful euro made brakes that need replacing every 3 years and that includes the calipers. wish it had the akabono brakes.
15 years, wow!
I have the 2011, 1.33 petrol version, bought used. Don't know how the previous owner maintained the car, but mine consumes oil quite allot, like 1 litter per 1000km. I also noticed that it is underpowered when driving up hill or with 4 passengers. I like the interior, the dashboard, the trunk space, but bad luck with the motor. Did any of you had this problem with the oil?
It's common with all vvti engines unfortunately. Has something to do with valve timing clearances.
We have had our 2012 Auris since new and it has just turned 2000,000 miles biggest unforeseen expense has been a new battery!!!
Meant 200, 000 miles.
That is hugely impressive 👍
Detrás los asientos tienen 2 posiciones, mas recto o mas estirado, otra cosa es q no tienes tunel central por lo q el suelo es totalmente plano. Hay que decir q este es el restyling, la primera versión era bastante más bonita, yo tengo uno y esta cerca de 200.000 kms y ha tenido 0 averias, absolutamente nada, solo ha estado en el taller para cambiar el aceite y las pastillas de freno, es realmente impresionante, curiosamente el coche suena como el primer día, después de 200.000 subes en el y parece q sale de fábrica, nada se ha movido, no hay vibraciones (es un diesel 90cv).
Very good car indeed.
The latest Corolla has very similar exterior look although it has been made lower, longer and wider with a new suspension set up to offer better handling at the price of less headroom and leg room , especially on the rear seats. The Auris is largest in class as interior space and comfort.
Avoid 1.33 engine as these are oil burners. Best ones are 1.8 hybrids., actually these are better than second gen Auris.
The new Corolla is a really good car. I had one on holiday and it was an excellent long distance car and very comfortable. But it's definitely not as interesting and quirky or as spacious as this Auris. You're right about the Hybrid version. They still hold their value though!
Excellent Review buddy, very soft spoken and very practical approach. 5* Review !!!
Thanks Jiku! 🙂
I gotta give it to you JJ on cars. You're a real car magician, first you told us the history of the car then you took us on an amazing test drive. Best car review❤
Ah wow, thanks, very kind!
The gear stick position is nice but not practical. The handbrake button is hard to use because you have to pull it rather than squeeze it hurts thumb . Suspension is very bouncy too . Mine is the Earlier model 2007 done 115 miles . Made in Turkey
Interesting - I didn't notice any of those problems!
Had a 07 Auris 2.0 D4d 126hp originally from Scotland and it was rotten to the core underneath failed mot needing a fuel filler neck couldn’t get one anywhere toyota garage charged £180 🤮 then the rear axle snapped at the spring carrier and one of the Ecus went out losing all communication £600 bill in one month . Safe to say it was sold 😂
Haha, wow! Must have been living in a loch for a while 😂 I had a similar experience with an '06 Honda Civic - they are supposed to be extremely reliable cars - but the one I had had every possible common problem they could have, and my local garage said the rear end was basically made of rust. I also had a £600 bill, and then sold it shortly after 😂
@@JJonCars underneath was rotten I couldn’t believe it on my mechanics lift 😂 shame because it was really nice to drive and with 300NM torque it had plenty of shove however toyota diesels are rubbish on fuel 440miles from 60 litres in both it and an Avensis
it would've been great if you had put some timestamps on the video, otherwise - nice video mate. Earned yourself a new sub!
Cheers!
Yesterday got 1.33 2012 with 35k miles on it, i just hope it was right choice :)
With that kind of mileage, it will be the right choice! It will last you for many years. I know the 1.33 is not the fastest, but it will be a nice car and reliable :)
Dropped a b--lock on the cup holder situation there feller.
lol true
I just looked at one… disappointingly flimsy with thin metal cheapo felt carpets and just felt overinflated sizewise. The previous Corolla was a quality car. It would take a mental leap to put up with the modern cheapness masquerading as “improvement”.
I need to try the older Corolla. I can imagine that they probably do feel a bit more solid
The "solid" feel is just from the sound deadening. Newer cars have unfortunately less of them.
@@ShutterKnack No the metal is really thin, the plastics are cheap and just clipped together. Even modern engines sound terrible.
@John Moruzzi I know it's the sound deadening because I took the panels off and I know these cars from the inside. Toyota somehow decided to cheap out on sound deadening for newer cars, even lesser on the newer Auris probably to save on weight or to widen the gap between the Lexus and Toyotas. The "thin" feel you are referring to is just sound deadening.
Plastics on the other hand are a different story. Then again, we are talking about Corollas here.
@@ShutterKnack I went into the reception at the Toyota Deeside Engine Plant in about 2008, there was a new Auris on display. It looked and felt so flimsy and naff... not even proper carpets just thin felt imitations. I'm not surprised they ditched the Corolla name... they knew they shouldn't tarnish the solid quality reputation of that brand.
My mums got an rs with a new intake and exhaust and it makes just over 200whp with throttle control, intake, exhaust, and a tune
Very impressive!
Was thinking to get a 1.4 diesel 2010, any good for reliability/fuel??
I think they are good on both fuel and reliability fronts. If it's the same engine as the later Auris, it can do a lot of miles with just routine servicing 👍
Good car
True :)
I have a late 2012 1.8 Toyota Auris Hybrid version. I've had her for almost three years now since 2020. It's far far more fuel efficient than my 2003 1.6 VW Golf. With the Golf, I got 30 cities to 50 mpg on the highway. With my Toyota Hybrid, I get an average of 70 to 99 city and 67 to 80 mpg highway. That's mpg UK. I don't think you can argue with that type of mpg these days. I use the car six days a week. I do about 80 to 130 miles per week, and I only need to fill up once every 4 to 6 weeks. It costs around 55 to 60 to fill up completely.
Brilliant. I think you must be a very economical driver, those are good figures for both of those cars
It is a hybrid automatic?
@@jacksonpeter9628 Hi, sorry for the late reply. All full Hybrids and electric cars are automatic. Just like an electric car mine has drive, reverse, neutral a is and B mode which is a more aggressive regen braking system. Neutral is the only gear/mode I don't use. It's not really advisable to put a hybrid/electric car in neutral at the lights, so I always leave my car in drive with the handbrake on, or in park also with the handbrake on. The only time I use neutral is when I'm putting my car through those car washes that moves you along. I hope this was helpful.
@@WolvesInferno thanks
Nice! I get 42mpg on my 1.6 Vmatic 6 speed manual on 95 octane e5 fuel mixed city, countryside, and Autobahn.
Seems a lot noisier than tha Golf 4?
I think it is a little noisier
Thank you...yes it is 2022, still...thank you!
I thought it was still 2011 😂 No worries!
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Fantastic review, very well edited earnt yourself a sub!
Thanks Dan! Do you have an Auris/are you thinking of getting one?
@@JJonCars I was thinking getting one as I think they are quite good looking cars and I love the idea of the gear stick mounted up high its like you're in a van.
@@DJGamesHD I like the gearstick being there, it is a lot like a van, or a Civic Type-R haha
No armrest back?
Got a 2011 1600 valvamatic with 54 000 miles on had it a yr and its bn brilliant flew through the MOT the other week great car.
i have the same model but i can feel every bump in the road i don't know if i need to replace something have new tyres on all 4 wheels. car has full service. and always reliable but the vibration coming from the back is getting on my nerves. im trying to figure out if this is normal. it feels very bumpy going from slightly older roads
Jesus handle KAKAKKAKA ty for the laugh =)
Haha! :)
Has Back Seat JJ turned up yet? 🤣
Haha, he turned up in the Tiguan review. Couldn't escape me long 😄
You made me hate this car
Oh yeah? How so?
This one is the f/l edition of the 1st generation. It came out in 2010 (feb) at least in Greece. I still have from my dad a 2010 auris 1.33 with just 82.000 km, still seems new one. Do the service once a year... I red, don't remember where, for problems about that motor (1.33). Hope i won' t find any!! Great and different review, good job! A good day to all!!
I think you will be ok with the 1.33! Sure, almost any car there will be problems you can read about. But Toyota make some solid petrol engines, so I think with those low kms it will be OK :) Thank you / ευχαριστώ!
Whenever I go to Greece I am amazed by how many Toyotas are on the streets.
so true that
@@bafalo992i guess liability is the reason nomatter the years
Could you review Avensis?
Would definitely like to!
I have a 2008 1.4tr i only bought it in january ,i paid a lot 4k for it,1 elderly owner and it has a genuine 6400 miles on the clock with 14 main dealer services !,it smells new and drives beautifully it really is concourse condition but i am using it but it is stunning and i love it .
6400?!!!! Or 64000? :) Either way, it's low mileage. I think buying well looked after cars like this is worth the money! So £4k is not bad, we paid similar for a Honda Accord of the same age. Your car will last another 10 years at least, so a great purchase!
@@JJonCars Yes 6493 miles from new ,timewarp its now got 8123 on the clock!
@@jamesmorris155 wow, incredible! 4k is a bargain :)
@@JJonCars Whats really odd is why someone buys a car new and drives less than 150 miles per year over the last decade and takes it to a main dealer to have it serviced upto its 140,000mile service and does not use it ,cheaper to take taxis but i supposse being in her 80s might explain it sadly she passed away at christmas .
@@jamesmorris155 Yep, I suppose they just want to know the freedom is there if they need it, and it's probably hard to give up driving completely (I know I wouldn't want to). Bless them, they end up making a great bargain car for people
I also have a 1.6 but we like it a great family car
Awesome :)
but we do have an Auris who actually has everything heated seats. xenon with headlight washers. automatic lighting. automatic wipers. the previous owner spent a lot of money
@@JJonCars kindly can you advise me on Toyota auris 1.6 valve matic with MMI grearbox from UK. As I am planning to buy one for my wife and she doesn't drive manual. I wonder about the reliability of the MMI grearbox. Thanks in advance for your advice.
I've subbed, the only decent Auris review on TH-cam, I'm gunna buy one in white 2011 model, 1 owner from new, 10 service stamps, 79k miles, £5999.
This review sealed the deal I think, I have a 2002 1.4 vvti corolla had it 6 years hassle free, 4 advisories from new never failed an MOT, wanted something abit newer with electric mirrors, cruise control, 6 gears and a bit more umph, this car ticks everybox and more, thanks.
Ah nice one, thank you. Sounds like a decent car you're buying, it will last you years for sure!
@@JJonCars thanks for the review and effort put Into this video 🤜🏻🤛🏻
@@iLouieTube you're very welcome!
I'm curious, why should we avoid the 1.33l Auris?
Avoid is probably a bit of a strong term - I'm sure it's still a great car. Just personally I wouldn't like the lower amount of power on offer - not much fun if you need to overtake or get up to speed on the motorway. But it's by no means a bad car and if you don't mind less power then you don't have to avoid it :)
@@JJonCars spot on mate, I have the 2009 1.33 vvti, overall good car and practical but underpowered between 3-4 gear which can be a little frustrating.
Thanks for review! I own 2011 Hybryd model, and its starts with no sound at all :) Everything works perfect!