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Due to be introduced within 3 weeks from now at the Frankfurt Autoshow (September 15,), the future CT concept is now shown on the french Lexus web site:
oh no, thats so freaking busted!!! What are they thinkin?
The drawing looked so good, the concept car is ugly as ufck. Lexus please dont build that!!!!!!!!!
aside from the wheels and the higher roof-line.. its pretty much exactly the same... and i'm sure you know by now that all concept car drawings i.e. the wheels never come out that way.. lol. just imagine a mild version of the concept car sketches. and that's pretty much hat came out in the yellow picture
I LIKE IT! and imnot into that genre of cars either.. but i hope we can whoop some German ****
No, pretty much confirmed it will be based on an existing FWD platform. It helps with packaging as we know but it would have been nice for it to join the 1 series as the only RWD cars in the segment.
Not really an issue in Europe, the vast majority in this segment is FWD.
Hopefuly AWD is an option...maybe even a trick AWD...
I think this will be based on the Avensis platform similar to the HS. If the production car keeps some of this aggressive style, and it is fun to drive while being efficient it will be a good seller I think.
No, pretty much confirmed it will be based on an existing FWD platform. It helps with packaging as we know but it would have been nice for it to join the 1 series as the only RWD cars in the segment.
Not really an issue in Europe, the vast majority in this segment is FWD.
Hopefuly AWD is an option...maybe even a trick AWD...
What the hell was Lexus talkng about then, when they described it as a "1-series competitor"
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