Easily the best looking estate in the country!

If the Siena Weekend looked good, the Palio Weekend looks even better, what with the Palio front end and a more rectangular rear. While the body of the Palio Weekend gets the estate version of the Project 178 family into the current generation, the Adventure goes a step further, adding that little extra jazz to the Palio/Siena range of cars that will go a long way in tilting the balance in its favour. The moulded cladding on the wheel arches and integrated with the rear bumper at the back, the black footboards running along the sides, the bull bar with protected fog lamps and an extra pair of lights combined with the double-decker roof rails and the rugged-looking alloys with five pairs of spokes all give the Adventure a mean but attractive look apart from exuding appeal as very utilitarian additions for the hustle of city traffic.

The build quality seems to be better than even that of the run-of-the-mill Sienas and Palios and all the cladding seems well integrated and additions like the bull bar seem part of the whole rather than additions.