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Hi Ben. The van looks great, very happy with the unit overall Richard was good to deal with will use the van for a while to see how she goes, improve the 12v power supply, If not happy over time I will sell and contact you again and start over. . thanks for your diligence and patience, will recommend you to my friends who are interested in going this way.
- Geoff H QLD, Australia 2000 Toyota Hiace camper

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Toyota Porte (NNP10 series)

Based on the Toyota Yaris/Vitz chassis, the Porte was release in 2004. The Porte stands out amongst the compact crowd with its power sliding passenger door allowing for significantly greater access to the car, and the need for minimal parking space as there is no conventionally hinged door to swing open on the passenger side. Porte is in fact French for "door". The car also features a flat floor meaning the driver can easily move to the passenger side of the vehicle and exit through the sliding door if they do not want to use the conventional driver's side door. The passenger seat has 750mm of sliding movement (optionally powered) to allow either easier passenger access to the rear, or slide it back to allow easy walkthrough access for the driver.

The very large opening sliding passenger door also makes the Porte ideal as a disability vehicle, and a factory wheelchair version is also available with the passenger seat converting to a wheelchair when out of the car.