Toyota Picnic reviews by year of make: 1997 1998 1999 2000 2005 Read all reviews
The Toyota Picnic (1997-2001) is a hybrid MPV that offers seating for six or seven people and reliable, practical motoring.
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I purchased my second hand Picnic, without ever having heard of it previously, on the advice of the salesman. How glad I am. It’s comfortable easy to drive(automatic). So far it has given no trouble at all so it’s cheap to run. It’s the six seater but I use it with the two back seats removed, which affords plenty of boot space, but when I have extra passengers it’s easy to re-install them. At my age I doubt I’ll need another car but if I did I’d buy a new Picnic. Pity they don’t make them! They are ideal for every sort of journey and living in the country they allow you to see over the hedges. In town they’re good for the all round vision and easy to park. Funny thing; you don’t see many around.
Submitted: 28/01/2010 18:46:12
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