The Verso is a relatively slow-selling model for Toyota in the UK. The Vauxhall Zafira outsells it six to one, and the Japanese carmaker is hoping a revised version will help reclaim at least part of the market.
The good news is it is cheaper, better looking and more efficient than the car it replaces, and a clever flexible seating system means there are 32 different configurations to suit every eventuality.
The range starts at £17,495 with the Active spec, and all cars get LED rear lights, electric heated door mirrors and air conditioning. Top of the range Excel cars upgrade to 17-inch alloy wheels, automatic lights and wipers and keyless start.
There’s a range of petrol and diesel engines, as well as manual and automatic transmissions.
So check out our video and in-depth car review for our definitive verdict on the new Toyota Verso MPV.
For an alternative review of the latest Toyota Verso MPV visit our sister site carbuyer.co.uk
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Why a non spec UK car with a bloke with a chipmonk voice ?
This tester doesn't sound like a chipmunk. I suppose you sound like Laurence Olivier.
How on Earth a pile of Eurojunk like the Zafira can out sell a car like the Verso I do not know. Perhaps people think the Zafira is a British car? Even that's not a good enough reason.
The rear pillars and small read window mean the back is a claustrophobic place to be and visibility is very poor
He does sound like a chipmunk actaully