Some people describe multi purpose vehicles (MPVs) as a car with a larger capacity than a people carrier with the functionality of a hatchback. Many people believe the an people carriers or MPVs are only suitable for families and opt for a traditional hatchback like a Ford Fiesta and Toyota Yaris.
Within the multi purpose vehicle category there are further categories like the compact MPV. This category is argued by some to have been completely created by the Renault Scenic.
When it was first produced in 1996 it was soon awarded the European car of the year. Compact MPVs are often defined by added flexibility such as single folding seats. The compact MPV is most commonly found in European countries although it is not exclusive to this part of the world.
MPVs are referred to as minivans in the U.S. and are distinguished by their added height over other vehicles. The seats in these cars are placed higher and provide the driver with a more upright posture when sitting in the car.
Popular MPVs include the Meriva from Vauxhall. Using an innovative FlexDoor technology the rear doors open backwards towards the rear of the vehicle. This creates a wider area for which cargo can be loaded onto the vehicle.
The Kia Venga is a great car for those wanting to be environmentally friendly it also passed many safety test so is a good choice. On top of this you get Kia’s famous 7-year warranty.
A very roomy MPV the Citroen C3 Picasso is a popular option. Nominated for the European car of the year award in 2010 thanks mainly due to its good looks. This is a nice car but might cost you a little more than other comparative vehicles.
Based on the VW Gold the Skoda Yeti is a powerful 4×4 MPV. This is a very spacious car that is suitable for almost all situations.
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