Cars & Concepts

Toyota considers utility van entry

The Urban Utility concept van, designed at Toyota's Calty studio, has a flexible interior for hauling cargo.

September 15, 2014 05:00 AM

Toyota is considering a small utility-van concept vehicle that would compete with compact vans such as Ford's Transit Connect and Nissan's NV200.

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