A family car

Best car for family Exteriors You get the same looks as the Crysta but there are some changes. The blackened out alloy wheels look sportier than the silver ones on the regular car. You also get a black grille which replaces the silver chrome one on the Crysta. The blackened out theme is present on the headlamps as well, while a black cladding runs around the car all along. The biggest difference is the deep red colour available on the car, which the Crysta version won’t offer. The car looks more energetic than the regular Innova’s that ply our roads. Interiors The interior also is exactly the same as the Crysta. Though you get prominent dashes of red all along the cabin, especially the centre console area. You also get red stitching around the seats and the steering wheel area, which adds to the sense of visual appeal. The car is available only in seven seat option, which means that you get captain seats in the middle row. These seats are the best in the MPV business and can seriously rival some business class seats for sheer space and comfort. What you will also enjoy are the tables available on the backrest of the front seats, which can be folded away airplane style. The boot with all three rows up is also of a reasonable size Summary If you want a comfortable, relaxing and reliable MPV then the Innova is the last word. The Touring Sport version simply adds more pizzazz to the range and makes it slightly stand out from a sea of Innovas playing our roads