The Toyota Auris range is growing! The Auris Touring Sports, the new wagon version of the popular hatchback, is ready to roll onto UK roads this summer.
We’ve already brought you pricing and equipment details of the car, reports from our UK factory that started building it this month and we’ll be bringing you live coverage of the car’s media launch later this week.
But what we really want is to find out what you want to know about the car.
If you need to know whether the Auris Touring Sports will fit into your garage, exactly how much luggage it can hold or how economical it is, this is the place to ask – no question is too big or small, and we’d love to help you out.
You can leave a question in the comment below. You can also contact us on our Facebook page or via Twitter @ToyotaGB.
In the meantime, take a look at our previous blogs on Toyota Auris Touring Sports here:
New Toyota Auris Touring Sports at the Paris Motor Show
New Toyota Auris prices revealed
You can see our Q&A on the hatchback version of new Auris here.
What is the boot/luggage Space for Auris tourer (vda)?
Compared to Avensis this is nice to know.
Hello,
Unfortunately, we do not have this information for the Auris Touring Sports as yet. We expect to have further updates on this new model in March.
Please do keep a check on the Toyota blog then for the latest news.
Many thanks.
Just read this on a Dutch car site (autoweek.nl).
The luggage space for the tourer is max about 1658 liter, and with the seats up its 530 liter.
Ferdy
For the last 18 months I’ve been looking for a replacement for my now 5 year old Avensis Tourer. Something a little shorter and definitely no longer than the old Avensis Tourer, ideally between 4600mm and 4700mm long, so that’s why I’ve ruled out the new Avensis, Honda etc. It has to have good, practical, large boot space above all else. Will be looking at the Auris Tourer with interest but suspect it will be too small.
Hi,
any update on the launch date? Should we expect it before summer?
thanks
Hi Frank,
No updates as yet we’re afraid, the expected launch date is in the summer. We will be able to provide further information around March this year so please do keep a check back here on the Toyota blog.
We’re sorry we cannot help further at this stage but we look forward to providing further updates as soon as they are available.
Many thanks for your post.
http://www.netcarshow.com/toyota/2013-auris_touring_sports/
Boot space is 530 literes.
Hopefully information published at netcarshow.com will be confirmed fra Toyota.
Will the Auris sports tourer have an automatic diesel engine as i have an avensis diesel manual tourer at the moment and i wish to get something smaller without the clutch.
Hi Ron,
Unfortunately, there is not an automatic option for the diesel engine on the new Auris Touring Sports. The 1.6 valvematic petrol comes with CVT transmission and the Hybrid powertrain is E-CVT automatic.
Thank you for your question.
Hi, it’s March and you indicated that you may have an update on release date. I am looking to change my car late summer.
Hi Rob,
Thank you for your interest!
We can confirm the on sale date for the new Auris Touring Sports is 1st July.
If we can help with anything, please let us know.
Have a lovely weekend.
Hi Amy,
Is the 1st July the first date we can order or can we pre order for delivery on the 1st July??
Thanks
Andy
Hi Andy,
The 1st July is the official on sale date, however orders open in April. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide delivery information at this stage.
The car will be available in the showroom and available to test drive from July.
Your local Dealer will be able to help you with more details, you can find their information here: http://ow.ly/jjRHn.
We hope this helps.
Hi again, when will there be a brochure available?
Thanks,
–rob.
Hi Rob,
The preview brochure for the Auris Touring Sports will be available to order or download on our website toyota.co.uk over the next week. The full brochure will be published in line with the on sale date in July.
Thanks for your question and we hope this helps.