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Here's a summary of the Toyota Proace Verso review:- The van-based vehicle is more spacious for passengers and luggage than a 7-seater SUV.
- The Proace Verso has chrome and silver accents, tinted windows, and a "less-basic" appearance.
- Front cabin storage is good, with cubbies, a top area and a second one lower down.
- The gear selector in the center is an unusual design.
- The parking brake's placement is down to one side.
- The central screen is small, but has connectivity features.
- The seats are comfortable, and the seating position is high.
- It has gearshift paddles.
- The sliding doors are easy to operate.
- The space inside the cabin is generous, with a flat floor, and foot room.
- It has an armrest that can be used as a desk, and flip-down trays.
- The second row has a lot of leg room.
- There are 3 ISOFIX points.
- There is only one 12v socket, and no USB chargers in the middle section.
- The interior has a lot of features, but a bit of plastic feel.
- The ride is "bouncy."
- The steering is quick, making the vehicle feel agile.
- The engine response is good, and good sound proofing.
- Brakes could have more firmness.
- The 0-60 time is roughly 8.5 seconds.
- Toyota claims a combined 37.4 mpg.
