Incredible versatility thanks to its seating for up to nine people and a fine option if space is your absolute priority, but don’t expect the van-based Toyota Proace Verso to drive as well as smaller MPVs, or look as nice inside.
This trim is a bit plusher and has more safety kit (automatic emergency braking is standard). You get alloy wheels, a head-up display and keyless entry. It comes with eight seats and is available in Medium length only.
Our pick of the line-up. It has more low-end power than the 1.5D, meaning it doesn’t need working as hard to get up to speed. It’s also cheaper than the 2.0D 180. Only available with a six-speed manual gearbox.
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