Is the era of beige finally over? This concept is supposedly a preview of the new Corolla, due in 2014 – and it’s far more striking than the JDM version reviewed by our own BS.
Posted in Future Vehicles, New Cars, News Blog, Toyota
Tagged as naias 2013, Toyota, toyota corolla, toyota furia
Tagged as naias 2013, Toyota, toyota corolla, toyota furia
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KixStart - Back in the late ’80′s, I happened to see a stretched 7-series Volvo. It had both a back seat and rear-facing middle...
porschespeed - Here, here. I cannot wait to get my hands on one (at a more acceptable price-point). That thing is pure sex. Not Alfa levels, but durn close. Depending...
solracer - The 1.6 liter engine in my Mexican-built 2011 Fiesta was made in Brazil and gets excellent mileage. Is you car the same one or are you...
porschespeed - Ahh yes. What we used to call ‘management by meeting’ – a great way to predict a company’s rate of decline.
porschespeed - Likely done in the US – much, much easier than trying to import one. Especially back then. Regardless, not as weird as...
Doug DeMuro - Hah! Yes, the Emory intersection benefits from the roundabout, once people figure it out. It would be a bad idea in rural areas, though, because as you say...
Beerboy12 - It’s not the roundabouts fault though is it. Poorly placed roundabout is a nightmare, blame the engineer though, not the roundabout.
brio - I drive a 2010 Mercedes C300. I rented a Verano last month. I was impressed. The interior is nicer than my Mercedes and the front seats are wonderful. I...
Lie2me - I know that intersection in Atlanta well. That was a real bottleneck there and I can see a roundabout being a positive to traffic flow. Now, I live in a rural...
E46M3_333 - I suppose you work for free then? Or you have a contract to return your prior pay should the company not turn a profit?