LF-Ch news: RWD, US, India
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Are you crazy? Just think about this car. It's a foot shorter than the IS250, and it has more horsepower (300h designation versus 250). With the instant torque from the electric motor this thing will a be a BLAST to drive (especially with RWD/AWD).
Lexus even registered the trademark for a "400h" so there might be a version of this hothatch with over 300hp!
Lexus even registered the trademark for a "400h" so there might be a version of this hothatch with over 300hp!
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tried to photoshop a wagon:
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it needs to look like it's wearing a backpack
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I've heard that if the LF-Ch is sold in the US the 200h won't make it over (for obvious reasons), but the 300h and the 400h will (but Canada may get the 200h for obvious reasons). Now the only thing that I'm wondering is price and if AWD will be offered (it should be!)
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Wagons are elongated sedans, sedans with extended cargo areas etc. Hatches are 3/5 door (usually) compact cars. Similar in concept but not the same.
Sportcross, Estate are synonyms. Audi call their wagons Avant.
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You'd call an impreza wagon, a wagon of course. As is a matrix. Never seen a real 3 door wagon (though the Europeans would call those shooting brakes).
Wagons are elongated sedans, sedans with extended cargo areas etc. Hatches are 3/5 door (usually) compact cars. Similar in concept but not the same.
Sportcross, Estate are synonyms. Audi call their wagons Avant.
Wagons are elongated sedans, sedans with extended cargo areas etc. Hatches are 3/5 door (usually) compact cars. Similar in concept but not the same.
Sportcross, Estate are synonyms. Audi call their wagons Avant.
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You'd call an impreza wagon, a wagon of course. As is a matrix. Never seen a real 3 door wagon (though the Europeans would call those shooting brakes).
Wagons are elongated sedans, sedans with extended cargo areas etc. Hatches are 3/5 door (usually) compact cars. Similar in concept but not the same.
Sportcross, Estate are synonyms. Audi call their wagons Avant.
Wagons are elongated sedans, sedans with extended cargo areas etc. Hatches are 3/5 door (usually) compact cars. Similar in concept but not the same.
Sportcross, Estate are synonyms. Audi call their wagons Avant.
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