A great car for the money, the modern station wagon. It is also interesting to see how the real world fuel economy is actually better with the larger, naturally aspirated engine than the competitor's turbo. For anyone wishing to keep their car past warranty, the lack of turbo and the lower up-front cost is a real consideration. My fleet experience has given me a rather low opinion of turbos but others may not agree, of course, but if you want to keep or drive a ten year old car, a naturally aspirated motor is a better buy in my opinion.
Toyota pricing is also highly competitive. They have mass production down better than any other company. The trade off, of course, is a lack of variety in their cars, for example the few colours available, but they are not the only company doing this.
This is a car I would recommend without hesitation to anyone I know.
