What was wrong with it?

For many years, we had a '92 Toyota Previa that we bought used back a while ago. It was probably the most practical vehicle ever. It had tons of room, it was comfortable and spacious, and it was no worse on the fuel than today's minivans (it was AWD actually). The only real shortcoming was probably the modest 2.2 litre I-4 which was mounted right under the driver's seat. Power aside, it was actually fairly decent to drive. The steering was well-weighted (unbelievable for a Toyota), the gearbox worked properly and smoothly, and the handling was surprisingly agile. I thought it was better balanced than my Lexus ES. And being one of the older Toyotas, it's likely to last longer than the universe. That thing was a workhorse; we used it more than the X3 for carrying large cargo and equipment.