Used 2026 Toyota C · ***Save €5,670*** · 1798L · Hybrid Petrol · 9,640 km · €38,895 · Galway | Cars for Sale Ireland

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Used 2026 Toyota C for sale

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2026 Toyota C for sale in Galway — €38,895
2026 Toyota C SUV for sale in Galway — 9,640 km, Hybrid Petrol — €38,895

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Vehicle Summary
MakeToyota
ModelC
Trim***Save €5,670***
Year2026
Fuel TypeHybrid Petrol
GearboxAutomatic
Body TypeSUV
Engine1798 litres
ColourPearl Red
Vehicle History
Mileage9,640 km
NCT ExpiryNot Available
Location
Ballybrit, Galway

Is this car right for me?

Could suit you if…

  • You want to compare a hybrid for everyday mixed driving: confirm the exact hybrid system and its real-world fuel use.
  • You prefer a higher seating position: this SUV/crossover type may suit. Try getting in and out; the body shape alone does not prove extra seats or four-wheel drive.
  • You would prefer less gear changing in traffic: the recorded automatic transmission may suit. Try how this exact gearbox behaves on a test drive.

Think twice if…

  • You need room for several children or extra passengers: the seat count is not recorded. Confirm this exact version's seats and child-seat fit; do not assume from the model name.
  • You are relying on low fuel bills or electric-only driving: mild, full and plug-in hybrids work differently. Confirm which system this version has.

This is general guidance about this type of car and your needs — not an inspection or approval of this individual car.

Cost & ownership at a glance
Maintenance cost
Low
Fuel economy
Average
Insurance group
Medium
Reliability
Strong
Spare parts
Easy to source
Resale value
Holds value
Best for
Mixed driving
Family-friendly
Medium
Good to know

This variant is a non-plug-in Toyota hybrid with an automatic (e‑CVT) gearbox and regenerative braking — expect excellent real-world economy in mixed use and very low running costs compared with pure petrol. The hybrid system is proven and reliable, but the car’s boot and rear-seat space are more compact than larger SUVs, and the CVT has a different, droning feel under hard acceleration compared with conventional automatics.

Common things to check
  • Hybrid battery state-of-health report and full hybrid-system diagnostic (even on a new car) to confirm all cells and cooling are nominal
  • CVT/e‑CVT behaviour — smoothness, any rubber-band/drone sensation under acceleration and that software is up to date
  • Brake pedal feel and regenerative braking engagement (low-mileage hybrids can feel different to conventional brakes)
  • Rear-seat space and boot practicality for your needs (small-crossover boots are often shallower than they look)
  • ADAS and infotainment checks — lane-keep, adaptive cruise, camera calibration and smartphone connectivity all working correctly

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