Today's about Toyota Verso-S first drive.
Put an S at the end of a machine name and is usually for sport. But Toyota is breaking the mold with the new D-Verse - because this time is for small, elegant and spacious.
Towards the S is its new mini MPV, which prides itself on being small outside but big inside.
Towards the Tardis-like-S is one of the smallest vehicles in the segment of mini-MPV, but it's a full five-seater with a cargo area with two spacious floors.
And for the launch of the Japanese automaker to offer special prices for customers buying in the first six months of its sale on March 1.
The range starts with the six-speed manual version of TR, the usual price of £ 14 645, but for six months has offered a special price of £ 13.995.
Choose the version T-Spirit - which means you also get 16-inch alloy wheels, a full-length panoramic glass roof, tinted windows and rear electric windows all together - and will cost £ 14 995 today, but 15 745 pounds when the full price is introduced.
Both models are available with a six-speed manual or a CVT automatic transmission, which costs an additional £ 1000. "Early buy" savings, however, are available for the transmission you choose.
Monday, March 14, 2011
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