Finished in Tokyo Red?a colour so bold it practically deserves its own postcode?this towering titan of a hybrid is less ?family car? and more ?command centre on wheels.? Seven seats. All-wheel drive. Enough space to carry kids, dogs, sports gear, and still have room for that panic buy at Costco. Underneath its suave, red suit lies a clever self-charging hybrid system. No cables. No plugs. No awkward moments at public chargers while pretending to understand how apps work. Just seamless petrol-electric wizardry that quietly saves fuel while you enjoy the ride. Inside, it?s like a luxury lounge on wheels. Plush seats (heated, of course), a panoramic roof that practically doubles as a suntrap, and more screens than a Leicester student house. Comfort? Maximum. Complaints? Minimal. Driving it feels less like a commute and more like a calm, confident glide across the city and beyond. Whether you?re heading out for a weekend hike in Bradgate Park or navigating that glorious stretch of A47 with everyone doing 42mph in a 60 zone, it takes it all in its stride?with grace, power, and excellent fuel economy. Thanks to a full Toyota service history, it?s been looked after better than your nan?s Sunday roast. And now, it's being offered by Vertu?masters of matching people to the kind of cars that make you feel quietly smug on every drive. This isn't just a car, it?s a rolling fortress of calm, comfort, and clever engineering. Perfect for growing families, over-packers, or anyone who wants to conquer the Midlands in style. One turn of the key (okay, button) and you?ll wonder how you ever lived without it. Just don?t be surprised when the neighbours start loitering by your driveway ?just to have a look.?