Toyota To Display A New Crossover Concept At Paris Motor Show
09-14-14, 03:03 PM
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Toyota To Display A New Crossover Concept At Paris Motor Show
Toyota To Display A New Crossover Concept At Paris Motor Show.
Source: http://newsroom.toyota.eu/newsreleas...&id=4021&mid=1
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Brussels, Belgium - At the forthcoming Mondial de l’Automobile (October 2nd – 19th)in Paris, Toyota will present the innovative C-HR concept, revealing the brand’s unique take on the C-crossover segment. Combining a bold new design language with an agile, engaging driving experience and a Hybrid powertrain, the concept is set to take centre stage on the Toyota stand in hall 4.
The show also marks the first European appearance of the final exterior design of the Fuel Cell Sedan, due to be launched on the European market next year.
The Toyota Press Conference will take place at 8:00AM on October 2nd.
The show also marks the first European appearance of the final exterior design of the Fuel Cell Sedan, due to be launched on the European market next year.
The Toyota Press Conference will take place at 8:00AM on October 2nd.
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09-14-14, 04:29 PM
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Toyota will sell tons of these. Toyota will have seven SUV's with this new one coming...if one were to include Lexus it would be eleven SUV's offered by Toyota/Lexus...it appears Toyota/Lexus has all their bases covered with all these selections of SUV/CUV's...
09-14-14, 07:19 PM
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New Toyota C-HR Compact Crossover Concept Teased
Toyota has issued this teaser photo of a new concept previewing an upcoming compact crossover model, destined for a debut at the 2014 Paris motor show.
The Japanese firm said the study reveals "the brand’s unique take on the C-crossover segment" and that it combines "a bold new design language with an agile, engaging driving experience and a Hybrid powertrain".
While no other details were shared, we believe the C-HR is directly related to the tall-riding Auris hatchback test-mule we spied back in July, with the concept preparing the ground for the production car that should follow within the next couple of years.
The C-HR is likely designed as a crossover proposal to sit under the RAV4 setting its sights on models like the Honda HR-V, Suzuki Vitara and Peugeot 2008.
The Japanese firm said the study reveals "the brand’s unique take on the C-crossover segment" and that it combines "a bold new design language with an agile, engaging driving experience and a Hybrid powertrain".
While no other details were shared, we believe the C-HR is directly related to the tall-riding Auris hatchback test-mule we spied back in July, with the concept preparing the ground for the production car that should follow within the next couple of years.
The C-HR is likely designed as a crossover proposal to sit under the RAV4 setting its sights on models like the Honda HR-V, Suzuki Vitara and Peugeot 2008.
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09-15-14, 08:20 AM
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they are fashion cars, not utility ones. And plus, as to the cargo room, i dont think I have ever put anything above the window line when I had SUV. So maybe maximum cargo capacity is lost on the paper, but rarely does everyone load their vehicles through the roof, it is impractical.
09-15-14, 09:16 AM
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Toyota Highlander/Harrier/Kluger = Lexus RX
Toyota Landcruiser Prado = Lexus GX
Toyota Landcruiser Cygnus = Lexus LX
For the longest time the Lexus ES was based off the Toyota Camry and now it's based off the Toyota Avalon...
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09-15-14, 12:35 PM
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Anyway, Trexus , thanks for the comparisons.
09-15-14, 12:40 PM
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Harrier was the Lexus RX until recently. It's one of those oddball Lexus cars that is sold under the Toyota name only in Japan.
09-15-14, 01:02 PM
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matrix 2.0, but raised? Interesting...