NAIAS 2013: Toyota Furia Previews The Corolla

by Derek Kreindler

Published: January 16th, 2013

naias 2013 toyota furia previews the corolla

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.

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Ponchoman49 on Jan 17, 2013

What will the geriatric customers say? I mean 8 in 10 Corollas I see driving sport that proverbial little blue haired old lady going to the store. This is aimed at the Scion crowd.

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- MRF 95 T-Bird on Jan 17, 2013
  
  Either that or younger people or the so-called secretary special. I actually find these to be attractive and far better than a pedestrian Sentra or Lancer especially in S or XRS trim. An S with a 5 speed or XRS with a 6 speed is a performance bargain.
  
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Phargophil on Jan 17, 2013

Mom always told me that if I can't say anything good, I shouldn't say anything at all. I like the color.

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