
- 43
- Number of repair jobs this month for a Toyota in Bromley.
- £179.91
- Average repair quote this month for a Toyota in Bromley.
- £53
- Average driver saving for a Toyota in Bromley.
How much do Toyota repairs cost in Bromley?
Typically, the average price of Toyota repairs in Bromley range between £47.35 and £662.38. The overall average price is £179.91, including parts and labour. Depending on your model and the work needed, the price may be higher or lower.
| Service | Average Price | |
|---|---|---|
| MOT | £47.35 | Get a quote |
| Mobile Mechanic | £79.48 | Get a quote |
| Aircon Regas | £85.03 | Get a quote |
| Full Service | £195.66 | Get a quote |
| Full Service and MOT | £229.72 | Get a quote |
| Brake Pads and Discs | £348.53 | Get a quote |
| Clutch Replacement | £662.38 | Get a quote |
Prices based on the average from the past 3 months
Based on estimates from FixMyCar
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18 garages near you for Toyota repairs in Bromley
Surrey Motor Services
Croydon
18 jobs completed
Surrey Mot Centre is located in Norbury independent car garage specializing in mot & all types of repair work. We have fully qualified repair professionals If you
Kar Klinik Lewisham
lewisham
160 jobs completed
Kar Klinik in Lewisham, London, is your trusted destination for comprehensive automotive services, including MOT testing and car servicing, with a special passion for BMW
Formula One Autocentres - Orpington
Orpington
662 jobs completed
Established in 1974, Formula One Autocentres set out with a mission to deliver a completely new fast-fit experience to its customers. This would feature clean, modern pre
Mem's Mobile Mechanic Services
Sidcup, Blackfen
252 jobs completed
We come to you! Experienced MOT Tester & Mobile Mechanic with experience over 15 years. SERVICES OFFERED include : MOT Failure repairs Servicing including hybrid
Mobile Mechanic Apollo Car Services
London
2703 jobs completed
Mobile Mechanic based in London with over 20 years of experience in the motor trade. I have been working as a Mobile Mechanic since 2016, providing reliable repairs and s
All services quotes for Toyota in Bromley
There are 18 garages in Bromley that can fix your Toyota, and the average price in this area is £180.
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Toyota is the world's largest car manufacturer, famous for the reliability of its vehicles, from the classic Hilux pickup truck to more recent electrified models like the RAV4 Plug-in, which is the most satisfying new car to own in 2023, according to Which?.
Data shows that 20 years after they were sold, 80% of Toyota cars are still on the road. It's hardly surprising that Toyota earned the title of 'Most Reliable Car Brand' at the 2023 Fleet News FN50 Awards. The brand is also cheap to maintain, as our comparison of Toyota and Ford demonstrates.
Toyota's commitment to green innovation, which has seen the development of numerous electric models, extends beyond passenger cars to the racetrack - in 2021, its racing division introduced the GR10 Hybrid Hypercar to compete in the FIA World Endurance Championship.
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