Finished in sophisticated Decuma Grey, this self-charging hybrid crossover proves that looking sharp, driving brilliantly and being wonderfully economical can all exist in one very stylish package. With its coupe-inspired design, premium finish and impressive specification, it's a vehicle that still turns heads long after the novelty of the new registration has worn off. Powered by an efficient 1.8 litre self-charging hybrid engine, it effortlessly blends petrol and electric power without ever asking you to plug it in. No charging cables cluttering the garage, no hunting for public chargers and no complicated apps to download. Just smooth, refined motoring that quietly gets on with the job while keeping fuel stops pleasantly infrequent. Step inside and you'll find the range-topping Excel specification, complete with one feature guaranteed to put a smile on your face every time you press play ? the upgraded JBL premium sound system. Whether you're enjoying your favourite playlist, a podcast or singing along to guilty pleasures you'd rather nobody knew about, the crystal-clear audio quality makes every journey feel like a private concert. Just remember, the neighbours probably don't share your enthusiasm for 80s power ballads. Now, let's address the elephant in the room: 86,000 miles. Rather than being a concern, it's a testament to just how dependable this vehicle is. Those miles have been backed up by an incredible eight Toyota service stamps, demonstrating consistent maintenance throughout its life. Regular servicing is far more important than simply chasing the lowest mileage, and this example has clearly been looked after exactly as it should be. Supplied by Vertu Toyota as Toyota Approved Used, it has successfully passed a comprehensive inspection, giving you complete confidence in its condition and quality. If you're looking for a stylish hybrid that's been meticulously maintained, offers premium specification and has already proven its reliability, this is an outstanding opportunity. It has plenty more adventures ahead of it, and judging by its history,