On this question...I really don't care too much mostly because I don't think I'll want a convertible and go for the hardtop coupe instead. If there's a market for it though and it will help sell more...I wouldn't mind it since the car looks great either way.
no, don't build the drop top.Stick to a purpose-built car. Leave the drop top to the is250. I'd be fine with a targa top, or top similar to that of the FT-HS.
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-Diamond Twinstar DA42-L360
-Cessna Skyhawk 172R
-ACA Citabria Adventure
please build this, a Supra, an MR2, and a Cressida.
Sincerely,
Every loyal Toyota enthusiast.
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1994 Toyota Pickup Xtra cab 4x2 22R-E 44,000 mi
1998 Toyota Avalon 1MZ-FE 137,000 mi
2005 Chevrolet Silverado Crew Cab 49,000 mi
2006 BMW 330i Sedan 85,000 mi
2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid 2AZ-FXE 62,000 mi
^ 84Cressida... IF that's your petition.. consider this my e-signature.
The best thing about those 4 vehicles is, it would return Toyota to having RWD cars instead of just trucks. To see the return of Toyota's sports lineup and also return the true flagship cars(Supra and Cressida) would be a very good day for Toyota.
Those cars are most certain to set Honda as the world's most boring car maker which makes me very happy.
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