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How much are car repayments on a new Toyota Urban Cruiser?

Find out here how much you can expect to pay each month when buying a new Toyota Urban Cruiser on a traditional finance agreement. While this doesn't factor in your total running costs (those of fuel and insurance), it will give you an idea of how much it will cost you.

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When the Toyota Urban Cruiser stormed onto the market in 2021, Toyota couldn't have anticipated the warm welcome it would receive. Sales figures soon showed that the cost-effective crossover was turning out to be a family favourite, popular with new drivers, despite the fact that an achingly similar product was on offer from Suzuki at the same time.

Related: Toyota Urban Cruiser (2023) First Drive Review

That's right, the Toyota Urban Cruiser is, in fact, a rebadged Suzuki. This is not a bad thing though as Suzuki automobiles are renowned for their reliability, ease of use, and low running costs. Toyota wouldn't put its badge on something that it didn't believe in.

The first generation Urban Cruiser shared its origins with the Suzuki Vitara Brezza but when the Urban Cruiser was replaced in 2023, it received a comprehensive rethink and is now based on the Suzuki Grand Vitara. It's worth noting that while the Grand Vitara and new Urban Cruiser are priced similarly, there are a few key differences between the two products and you will need to see which offering best suits your needs.

 

Model range

The Toyota Urban Cruiser range comprises two models with the option of a manual or automatic gearbox in the top-sec trim. The entry model is only available with a manual gearbox. Both models are equipped with the same 1.5-litre engine that produces 77 kW and 138 Nm torque.

XR trim is your higher-spec trim level and features niceties such as alloy wheels, roof rails, cruise control, and a 4-speaker audio system while the XS trim level has to make do with steel wheels with wheel covers, 2 airbags, and a 2-speaker audio system.

 

How much will it cost me each month?

Cars are expensive purchases and only a very select few are able to buy them outright, once off. Most will look at financing their new Toyota Urban Cruiser and for this, you will approach a financial institution that deals with vehicle finance. We will use a standardised model to give an indication of what you can expect the repayments to be but we will urge you to apply for your own finance deal where your personal credit score and affordability is taken into account.

Our model sees the finance agreement taken with a repayment plan of 72 months with a 10% deposit put down on the car. There is no residual or balloon payment included and the interest rate is set at prime plus 2% for an interest rate on the deal of 13.25%. No trade-in is included and the initial agreement amount is based on the advertised retail price with no extras included. Note that your credit score will determine what interest rate you will qualify for.

To calculate your own instalments, with your own parameters, head on over to the AutoTrader Finance Calculator to see what your repayments would most likely be.

 

Model Purchase Price Estimated Instalment
Toyota Urban Cruiser 1.5 XS R329 400 R5 990
Toyota Urban Cruiser 1.5 XR manual R347 400 R6 318
Toyota Urban Cruiser 1.5 XR auto R369 900 R6 727

 

If these instalments seem agreeable and you're considering taking the plunge, why not find your new Toyota Urban Cruiser in AutoTrader?

You can sell your old car fast and efficiently with no mess and no fuss too by taking advantage of our AutoTrader Instant Offer to help speed up the process and get you into that new Urban Cruiser!

Author - Chad Lückhoff

Written by Chad Lückhoff

Chad is a former motorsport commentator, technical editor, and has an unhealthy obsession with 90s Japanese sports cars. He is happiest when surrounded by drift cars and smoking tyres. As comfortable in front of the camera as he is behind it, he’ll take you behind the wheel with his video reviews, written recounts, and invoking photography. One of the first to join the AutoTrader fray, Chad has been living his passion at AutoTrader for over 11-years.Read more

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