Daihatsu Terios Estate (2006 - 2010) review
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At a glance |
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| New price | £13,093 - £15,092 |
| Used price | £1,165 - £4,055 |
| Fuel economy |
Not tested to latest standards
View pre-2017 economy specs
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| Road tax cost | £265 - £330 |
| Insurance group | 12 - 13 How much is it to insure? |
PROS
Very capable off-road, value for money, well styled
CONS
Firm ride, some cheap interior plastics, lacks refinement, no diesel engine
Daihatsu Terios rivals
The second generation Terios is larger and more upmarket than the car it replaces with room for four adults, but is still one of the most compact and affordable off-roaders on the market. It offers a good alternative for buyers who would have considered the previous Toyota RAV4 or Suzuki Grand Vitara (both of which have now grown in size and running cost).
With permanent four-wheel drive it's very capable off-road. It can also keep up with flowing traffic and feels stable on the road, but the relative lack of power makes it unsuitable for serious towing or high speed use.
