New Toyota Auris: your questions answered

The all-new Toyota Auris is set to be revealed at the Paris Motor Show later this week, and we’ll be ready and waiting to bring you all the news on Toyota’s latest family car – direct from the motor show floor.

See also:
New grade and new options for 2014 Auris range
Toyota Auris: The Great British hybrid [Infographic]
London’s top film locations: Auris at the Movies

If you have anything you’d like to know about the newcomer, just ask us a question and we’ll get an answer for you. Take a look at our first images and video of the car here for inspiration.

We’ll start answering questions after the wraps come off the car on Thursday morning.

So don’t be shy, get in contact and give us your questions! Just type them in in the comments box below.

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By Will McManus

557 comments

  1. THe old Auris Colour Collection 1.6 M/M had turn in door mirrors, cruise control, dusk sensing headlights, rain sensing wipers. rear camera, easy entry and start as NO COST STANDARD. These are only standard on the Excel model which is £6.000 more than the old one. WHY?

    1. Couldn’t agree with you more, Neil. Please see my posting of 25 Sept. Toyota seem to think these are exotic items of kit, to be restricted to top-of-the-range only. I have been waiting for the new Auris for some time, but sadly it seems to be a case of overpriced and under-equipped. Now where’s that Qashqai brochure?

  2. Hi Ken,

    Toyota hasn’t yet announced which equipment will be optionally available for each version of the new Auris, so we can’t answer your question just yet. We will get back to you as soon as we can, though.
    Sorry if this isn’t the answer you’re after.

    Regards,
    Will

  3. Hi Alex,

    Glad to hear you like the new Auris!
    As you can probably imagine, the focus within Toyota at the moment is very much on this new model and as far as we can tell, there are no immediate plans for a three-door model or a successor to the Corolla T-Sport.
    However, Akio Toyoda has repeatedly stated his aim to make Toyotas more sporty, so who knows what new models might be coming in the future.
    Sorry we can’t give you any concrete information right now.

    Thanks,
    Will

  4. Hi Mikel,
    To answer your original questions. There will not be a standard sunroof available, as you have highlighted, the Skyview Panoramic roof is available as an option on the Excel grade. This grade also has heated seats as standard; although this is not an option for the other grades.
    Thank you for your questions.

  5. Hi Teej,
    Adaptive Cruise Control will unfortunately not be available for the new Auris. Cruise Control is standard on the Excel grade.
    We’re sorry not to be able to give you the answer you hoped for.
    Many thanks.

  6. Hi Ben,
    Thanks for your question. The 1.6 Valvematic petrol engine and the Auris Hybrid will have double wishbone rear suspension. The 1.33 Dual VVT-i and 1.4 D-4D diesel engines will have torsion beam suspension.
    We hope this helps.

  7. Hi Arthur,
    Thanks for your question. The Auris Icon does not include these features however they do come as standard on the Auris Excel grade. You can find more specification details for the new Auris here: http://ow.ly/eoNuk.
    Many thanks.

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