Used Toyota Proace City for sale in Europe

About the Toyota Proace City

The Toyota Proace City is a compact van and people carrier. It is built on the same platform as the Citroën Berlingo, Peugeot Partner and Rifter, and Opel Combo. Toyota sells it as a panel van, a crew van and a passenger version called Proace City Verso.

It suits families that want sliding rear doors and a flat, square load area. It also suits small businesses that need a van with modest outside dimensions. Buyers choose between short and long body lengths. Engines in our listings are petrol, diesel and electric.

Petrol and diesel versions use engines shared with the Stellantis models, with manual or automatic gearboxes depending on the year and engine. An electric version also exists. Equipment and body length differ widely between listings, so compare like for like.

Generations

• Proace City (2019-present) — Toyota's compact van and Verso, sharing its platform and most mechanical parts with the Berlingo, Partner, Rifter and Combo, and updated during its production run.

Typical prices

Asking prices in our listings rise steadily with model year. The median for 2020 cars is €15,000. For 2022 it is €18,900, and for 2024 it is €26,500. Across all listed model years the median is €22,300. The gap between 2025 and 2026 cars is small, so mileage, trim, body length and fuel type matter more than the year at that end. Van and passenger versions are priced differently, and electric cars sit in a separate pattern from petrol and diesel. These are asking prices in our listings on 2026-11-10, not a valuation.

Based on our listings as of 2026-11-10. These are asking prices, not a valuation.

What to check when buying a used Toyota Proace City

Ask for the full service history and compare it with the odometer. Then inspect the car in daylight and test every door, the gearbox and the dashboard warnings. Check the body type matches the use you have in mind.

• Timing belt condition · 1.2 petrol

  The 1.2 three-cylinder turbo petrol uses a belt that runs in the engine oil. Owners and workshops often discuss its wear. Ask for evidence of oil changes and any belt work, and look for oil leaks or rough running.

• Particulate filter and AdBlue · 1.5 diesel

  Diesels have a particulate filter and an AdBlue system. Short trips can block the filter. Look for warning lights, ask about regeneration problems, and check the AdBlue level and any past repairs to the system.

• Gearbox behaviour · Automatic

  On automatic cars, drive through all gears and check for jerky shifts, delays or warnings. Ask whether the gearbox oil has been serviced. On manuals, check clutch bite point and a smooth, quiet selection of every gear.

• Sliding doors and tailgate

  Open and close both sliding doors and the rear doors or tailgate several times. Look for sticking, misalignment, damaged seals and worn handles. Family and trade use both put heavy wear on these parts.

• Load area wear · Panel vans

  Many cars were used for work. Check the load floor, bulkhead, tie-down points and bumpers for damage and repairs. Look for signs of overloading, such as sagging rear suspension or uneven tyre wear.

• Recalls and software updates

  Ask the seller whether open recalls or software updates have been done. A Toyota dealer can check the chassis number. Also confirm that the infotainment, parking sensors and driver assistance features all work as expected.

• Battery and charging records · Electric

  For electric versions, ask for a battery health report and check which battery size the car has. Inspect the charging port and supplied cables for damage, and confirm that both AC and DC charging work.

Frequently asked questions