Video Summary
Here is a summary of the Youtube video review:The Toyota Proace Shuttle is reviewed as a passenger transport vehicle, suitable for families or work. It has capacity for up to nine passengers. The model reviewed has a diesel motor with AdBlue and traditional mechanics. It is derived from Stellantis group vans.
Regarding the exterior, it has a sealed front fairing with the Toyota logo, and a sizable mouth area on the bumper. The hood is quite flat. The optics are simple, although LED lighting is optional. The model features hubcaps. The AdBlue tank is in the B pillar of the front door.
The video displays that the mirrors are fairly small. There is no chrome on the exterior. It features sliding manual doors on both sides. The doors on the back are batwing doors.
On the interior, there are three rows of seats, for a total of nine places. The side seats are individual, whereas the center row is a double. There are six ISOFIX points. There are 12V connectors, as well as cupholders. The dashboard is simple and made of hard plastics. The vehicle is also outfitted with monochrome radio and screen with Bluetooth. The climate controls are manual.
The reviewer expresses preference of Toyota over Stellantis derived Proaces.
The vehicle is comfortable. The reviewer estimates an autonomy of almost 900 kilometers, easily passing 1000 km for the disciplined driver. The average fuel consumption for the test drive was 7.8 to 8.3 liters per 100km, even though he believes that it is possible to reach the 7.5 l/100km on the highway. The vehicle with these features goes for 40,000 Euros. It might be interesting for big families or passenger-focused working scenarios.
The vehicle has fair visibility through its limited back windows. It comes with a manual shift and offers average comfort. The braking is good, and the suspension is comfortable as well.
