Metallic Bi-tone - Juniper blue
Metallic Bi-tone - Silver
Metallic Bi-tone - Storm Grey
Premium Bi-tone - Platinum white pearl
Premium Bi-tone - Scarlet flare
Premium paint - Platinum white pearl
Premium paint - Scarlet flare
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Colour guide
Metallic - Decuma Grey
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There’s something classy about a metallic grey, and Decuma grey metallic really suits the Yaris Cross. It’s subtle but smart. Grey is a good choice if you are keeping one eye on the future value of the car when the time comes to sell it on.
Metallic - Eclipse black
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Small SUVs are a bit like those terriers that have no idea how tiny they are and bark at big dogs. The Yaris Cross in Eclipse black has that feisty small canine vibe. It somehow seems tougher than in any of the other available colours.
Specifications
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Metallic - Forest green
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Metallic - Juniper blue
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While vibrant paints are good matches for the Toyota Yaris Cross’ chunky styling, the almost-navy shade of Juniper Blue proves darker colours work well on the Toyota, too. It also helps that the metallic finish makes it glimmer in the sunshine - though the darker hue isn’t particularly great at disguising dirt and blemishes on the bodywork.
Metallic - Silver
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It must have been Friday afternoon at five when Toyota’s marketing people named this metallic paint colour Silver. Congratulations on your honesty, Toyota, but zero points for imagination. The colour works well with chunky styling of the Yaris Cross.
Metallic Bi-tone - Juniper blue
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Want to make Juniper Blue a bit more interesting on the Yaris Cross? You can give it the two-tone treatment, where the blue paint contrasts with a jet black roof. If this is a colour combo that you absolutely must have, do note it’s only available on the top-of-the-range GR Sport trim.
Metallic Bi-tone - Silver
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It’s not the most stand-out choice, but this arguably looks the best with the Yaris Cross. It’ll be a great colour for selling second-hand and also will be reasonably easy to look after.
Metallic Bi-tone - Storm Grey
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Solid - Pure white
Free
You don’t have to pay a penny for paint if you choose Pure white for your Yaris Cross. It’s a solid paint, but works well with the Toyota’s half-pint SUV styling. White is a very popular colour, although there’s no denying the pearlescent white that’s available at extra cost looks even better.
Premium Bi-tone - Platinum white pearl
£285
Of the many two-tone paint finishes available on the Toyota Yaris Cross, this Platinum White one makes the most sense to us. After all, it’s very hard to not notice this colour scheme’s black two-tone roof. It isn’t too expensive to spec, either - though you’ll need to order one of the pricey GR Sport or Premiere models in order to have bi-tone Platinum White on your Yaris Cross.
Premium Bi-tone - Scarlet flare
£285
Scarlet Flare is already one of the Toyota Yaris Cross’ most eye-catching colours, and the two-tone black roof makes it more distinctive still. It works especially well with the more aggressive styling of the GR Sport trim - which is useful, as that’s the only spec this colour combo is available on.
Premium paint - Platinum white pearl
£285
In contrast with the solid Pure White paint, Platinum White is a bit more interesting and intriguing to look at. This is mainly thanks to the paint’s pearl effect, which gives it a deep finish that’s at its best under bright sunlight. No amount of fancy finishes will stop Platinum White from being a dirt magnet, so it’ll need regular washing to keep looking as pristine as possible.
Premium paint - Scarlet flare
£285
Want a striking paint for your new Toyota Yaris Cross? Then you’ll probably want to keep Scarlet Flare on your radar, as there’s a strong case for it being the car’s most eye-catching colour option. This bright colour doesn’t disguise dirt very well, though, so it’ll require lots of cleaning if you want to keep the car in its vivid best.