Toyota Verso named best small MPV
The new seven-seat Toyota Verso, with its sleek car lights and sporty shape, has been named as the best small MPV at the 2009 Fleet World Honours awards.
This is the third consecutive year the car has scooped the prestigious award, with judges impressed by the new model’s enhanced specification and safety features, as well as improvements to its Flat-7 seating system.
Commenting on the award, Fleet World editor Ken Rogers said: "Based on the Auris platform, the new Verso benefits from Toyota’s "Optimal Drive" technology, a package of features which increased power output by up to 20 per cent, while at the same time achieving reductions in emissions and fuel economy of up to 12 per cent."
Aimed at the family market, the Verso’s folding seats mean that drivers have load-carrying versatility and can easily accommodate bulky items.
In related news, Ford also won several awards, with the new Fiesta being named as the best small car and the Transit Connect scooping the gong for best small van.
Toyota cars are spacious and good for it interior benefits.
I love this car! I’m glad it won, as it’s so comfortable inside. The gas mileage on it is also really good.
i think toyta are horrible dont think i could ever drive one i would much prefer a bmw serise one any day
The Toyota Verso was always going to be a winner as far as im concerned, i really am pleased it won its sleek, fantastic bodywork, lights are brilliant and the interior also is great, not bad MPG too.
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Conservatories Croydon I think you are underestimating Toyota they are great cars nearly as good as the classic Nissan Bluebird ZX Turbo.
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