Looking for a car that?s as smooth as your best one-liners and as smart as your favorite pub quiz partner? Well, here it is. This 74-plate hybrid is the automotive equivalent of showing up fashionably late but still stealing the show. Finished in a head-turning Midnight Teal (that?s posh for ?blue, but better?), this demonstrator has been lovingly cared for by folks who know how to treat a car right. Glide past the petrol station like it?s an old ex you?ve finally gotten over, thanks to plug-in hybrid efficiency. Whether you?re city-hopping, country-laning, or just showing off in the supermarket car park, this car?s got you covered with tech so advanced it practically whispers, ?Relax, I?ve got this.? Heated seats? Yes. Adaptive cruise control? Naturally. A dashboard that looks like it was designed by someone who binge-watches sci-fi? Absolutely. On the outside, it?s all sleek lines and futuristic vibes?the kind that make neighbors peek out from behind their curtains or double-take on their morning jog. Inside, it?s like stepping into a Scandinavian spa, if Scandinavian spas had wireless charging, ambient lighting, and enough boot space for a weekend getaway and your impulse buys. What?s the catch? There isn?t one. This is a demonstrator model, which means it?s been treated like royalty on a royal tour. A few miles on the clock? Sure, but only because this gem has been strutting its stuff to impress, leaving admirers in its wake. Think of it as a car with stories to tell. Swing by Vertu Toyota and let this gem work its magic on you. But be warned: once you sit in the driver?s seat, you might start naming it. Midnight Teal deserves nothing less.