If you?re after something that looks like it was designed after someone said ?make it cooler,? this Satin Grey 71 plate coupe-style crossover may be exactly your sort of trouble. Available from Vertu Toyota, it has the kind of sharp, sculpted styling that makes ordinary cars look like they?ve given up. It doesn?t just sit in a car park, it poses in one. And in satin grey? It looks like it knows secrets. Under the bonnet, a 1.8 self-charging hybrid system quietly gets on with being clever. No plugging in, no cables, no standing at charge points pretending to read instructions with confidence. It charges itself while you drive, which feels both practical and mildly witchcraft. Smooth, economical and effortless, it makes fuel bills less dramatic and commuting a lot less dull. Inside, it?s packed with the tech you actually use. Apple CarPlay keeps maps, music and messages right where they should be, whether you?re navigating traffic or selecting a playlist dramatic enough for a Tuesday. The rear camera makes parking feel far less like guesswork and far more like a display of talent. On the road, it strikes a lovely balance?comfortable enough for long drives, nimble enough around town, and stylish enough to make even the school run feel vaguely glamorous. It?s sensible, but in a leather-jacket sort of way. It comes with a full Toyota service history, so it?s been properly maintained and cared for from day one. And here?s where being clever pays off twice?keep it maintained with a Toyota service plan and you can benefit from a Service Activated Warranty through to December 2031. That?s years of extra reassurance for doing what you?d want to do anyway. In short: efficient, striking and refreshingly different. A car that mixes common sense with a bit of swagger? which is more than can be said for most people.