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Yet, with the Rush, Toyota has found that illusive “thin line” that separates the segments. In doing so, they have managed to position itself into what seems to be a completely new segment, promising to get you and all your friends around in comfort but also not hesitate to take on roads less traveled. Essentially, what Toyota seems to have done, is taken the Avanza (an MPV) and injected some SUV DNA into it while retaining some of the MPV characteristics of the Avanza.
Passengers though, have it much easier, and the Rush makes quite a statement for its practicality and utility as a family vehicle.
We see it as the perfect family car for an extended family, as long as the driver is willing to sit behind the wheels of a practical car (and not looking for any surge of adrenaline). And we prefer it that way. Not every car needs to pin you to the back of your seats, some cars can get away with being a smooth, simple drive; which the Toyota Rush is. This is especially true of cars that might have your entire family in the back seats.