Toyota Previa GS

Well it seems we cant make personal comments although i have a few thoughts guess they should be safe enough.But just in case i'll just say mate think you should get out more,i'll agree the fuel consumption leaves a little to be desired (VERY EASY CURE HAVE IT CONVERTED TO DUAL FUEL LPG TO THE UNINFORMED 29.9p A LITRE IN OUR LOCAL STATION)Our 96 Previa GX with air con and electric sunroof at the rear unlike the GS,handles very!well considering it's size have surprised many a boy racer on acceleration with it's 2.4 16 valve engine.Have had it now over a year went in for first MOT at Easter after some 40.000 miles replaced the front discs and pads before i ...  Read the complete review

My life seems to consist, at the moment, of reading, writing, avoiding anything that resembles real work and driving squillions of miles around Britain and France for no better reason than BECAUSE IT'S THERE! For good or ill, I am obliged to drive a number of different vehicles on these sorties, some good, some bad and some just downright ugly. A prime example of the latter is a four-year-old Toyota Previa. 60,000 miles on the clock, an automatic gearbox and 2.4 litre petrol engine under the bonnet. Well, under the front seat actually. Being a Toyota, this bus is extremely reliable. It is also seriously boring, bloody uncomfortable and ...  Read the complete review