Toyota Coaster
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With its spacious, comfortable cabin, the Coaster feels like a family sedan. And its pleasant interior is just one of many welcome features. The Coaster delivers precise handling, with extra reserves of power and comprehensive safety amenities. Toyota engineering ensures rugged strength for years to come and overall economy. And Coaster is a pleasure to behold, with fresh curves and eye-catching angels. Form follows function in every detail of design. The balanced combination of economy, luxury and performance makes the Coaster an attractive solution to many of today's traffic and environmental problems It puts more enjoyment and efficiency into small bus operation, because Toyota puts people first.
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Since the Coaster is designed to carry many passengers, Toyota has not only built in comfort, but has also employed a wide range of safety measures. The best solution for avoiding an accident is to prevent it from happening. The Coaster provides many safety features that allows the driver to play an active role in safety driving. For example, the large windshield, the driver's safety window and the easy-to-adjust seat position help the driver detect hazards by offering a clear and expansive all-around view. Quick acceleration, excellent handling and a high level of braking performance all add up to easy control of the vehicle, assisting in safe motoring.
Blending science with art, Toyota created a comfortable and roomy interior that everyone in the Coaster will enjoy. The ceiling was set high to ensure generous headroom and contribute to a feeling of speciousness. Big windows were placed all around to create an atmosphere that is bright and airy. The large, functional seats were designed to be as comfortable as they are attractive. Thanks to a broad, flat floor and single legged seats, there is plenty of room to stretch legs as well. In the cockpit area, numerous user-friendly features contribute to the driver's control of the vehicle. Controls were given rounded shapes and instruments were made easy to read. Large switches were placed according to frequency of use and the lighting was refined for ease of visibility and reduced eye strain.