Finished in sleek Decuma Grey, this 75-plate self-charging hybrid estate is the automotive equivalent of turning up in gym kit that still has the tags on. As a demonstrator, it has been gently used, carefully driven, and shown off just enough to prove how good it is, without ever being mistreated. Think ?well-behaved overachiever?. Powered by a smooth and efficient 1.8-litre self-charging hybrid system, it quietly switches between petrol and electric power as needed, topping itself up while you drive. No plugs, no cables, and absolutely no need to explain to your neighbours why you?re running an extension lead out of the kitchen window. Being a Touring Sports body style, it brings genuine space and practicality to the party. Plenty of room for family life, hobbies, luggage, dogs, flat-pack furniture, or all of the above at once. It?s the kind of car that looks sensible but secretly enjoys being useful. As a demonstrator, it benefits from careful preparation, light use, and modern specification, making it an excellent way to get into a nearly-new hybrid without paying the ?brand-new smell? premium. Someone else has already done the first miles for you ? very considerate of them. This example comes with a full Toyota service history, showing it has been maintained exactly as intended by manufacturer-trained technicians. It is also Toyota Approved, having passed comprehensive checks to meet strict standards. Even better, it includes a service-activated warranty running all the way until September 2035. Yes, 2035. That?s long-term peace of mind sorted. Being sold by Vertu, you can expect a professional, transparent and refreshingly straightforward buying experience from start to finish. If you want a clever hybrid that?s practical, efficient, barely broken in, and quietly smug about all of it, this Decuma Grey demonstrator makes a very strong case. Sensible, spacious, and just a little bit pleased with itself.