Toyota Verso : Car Review

newcarnet.tv Charis Whitcombe test drives the Toyota Verso.
If you're buying a seven-seater MPV, above all else you want flexibility. Today you might have seven passengers, tomorrow just five, and then at the weekend you could take a trip to the DIY superstore and need a virtual mini-van, with just one or two seats but oodles of luggage space.
The good news is that the Verso delivers all these options... and far more besides.
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[@rubber-johnny4577]

1:02 It's not sporting? NO SHIT? I was expecting Formula 1 type performance and handling from an MPV aimed at family buyers. I don't think I'll buy one now. Thank goodness I found this review.

[@m3technologies236]

I don't know what drugs the one responsible for the video editing was on, but DAMN. Heavy rock on the background for a review done by a lady with a pleasing voice to listen to? What the duck were they smoking?

[@vitalibaumann7857]

cool famile 1000%

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[@zuti071]

much better women.make up and hair is ok.only this time that wild or domestic tiger shirt doesn't fit you Charis or any women of your age.ok i like your voice and review!!!

[@samirisaacyuh2248]

It’s so uncomfortable and noisy, terrible car.

[@ridehead8771]

The newer version fitted with 1.6 BMW engine diesel is quiet and very refined.

[@mk4reala965]

@@ridehead8771 what about the petrol where is that made