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These are better pictures, it looks really good on those angle shots. I do hope very little of this concept gets watered down when it goes into production since this is such a stark difference to the rest of Toyota's lineup exterior-wise and definitely interior-wise. To think I wasn't too supportive of the idea at the beginning...I'm so glad to be wrong on this one.
That car looks wayyyyy too amazing to reach production in that form. In that form, with that interior and all of the carbon fiber, the car would retail for $30-35 grand for the base model. So expect the final product to have no carbon fiber, completely different interior, and slighty different exterior lines.
Looks amazing for now atleast!
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That car looks wayyyyy too amazing to reach production in that form. In that form, with that interior and all of the carbon fiber, the car would retail for $30-35 grand for the base model. So expect the final product to have no carbon fiber, completely different interior, and slighty different exterior lines.
that's why its a "concept". I think the one they are showing is a lot more than $35K. the interior looks like a fighter jet's cockpit
I'm going to guess the see thru a-pillar isin't going to make it to final production... but man.. that would be cool... I find myself staring at my A pillar ALOT on curvy roads. That would be awesome... but yeah doubt it would make it to production.
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