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February 18, 2007: Another video of the super hot Toyota FT-HS hybrid concept car.
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June 14, 2008: enjoy rate n comment!
Toyota Aygo Crazy Concept
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February 24, 2007: This is a concept Toyota Yaris which was at the Excel Motorshow in London 2006. The cars interior moves by itself aswell, probably just for show.
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June 13, 2008: For those looking for the small footprint of an economy car combined with the RWD burnout capability of a muscle car, Toyota presents the Aygo Crazy concept car. Based on the Toyota Aygo city car, this one-off has a turbocharged version of Toyota’s 1.8-liter four banger squeezed into the backseat (replacing the three-cylinder front-mounted mill).
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January 16, 2008: From the 2008 Detroit Auto Show, Cars.com’s Dave Thomas takes a look at the Toyota A-BAT concept.
Shot and produced by: Eric Rossi
Edited by: Lindsay Bjerregaard
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May 14, 2008: Junebug, aka, JDM Van super fan, was psyched to find this tuned Mark X Zio TGDA (Toyota GT Driver’s Association) Concept in the Toyota booth at the 2008 Tokyo Auto Salon, and somehow, was able to convince Toyota to let the Riceboy crew into it’s Yokohama-based Toyota Technocraft Facilities so we could get an up-close-and-personal look at this DTM-inspired super van.
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January 20, 2007: Toyota’s Calty Californian Design Studio displayed a concept of a hybrid sports car, a concept in similar size to what a new Celica, more than a Supra, may actually get should it be revived. The car’s design expresses, according to Calty Design Director Kevin Hunter with Vibrant Clarity and J-Factor. With typical Japanese keywords like Perfect Imbalance, Freeform Geometrics with fluid surfaces and the best one yet, Subtracted Mass.
See the full show at http://www.cardesign.tv
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February 11, 2008: Go to MYRIDE.COM for more car videos.
Introducing the Toyota crossover sedan, The Venza. With a bevy of storage options, the Venza isn’t flashy, but it has a lot to offer. Good storage space and a ton of optional amenities. Made for drivers who are looking for utility and car like drive-ability.
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October 25, 2007: http://movie.diginfo.tv DigInfo News
Featuring Toyota’s Plug-in Hybrid Technology, the Toyota Hi-CT concept, designed with the youth market and young families living in busy urban centers in mind, aims to break the conventional boundaries of an urban vehicle, with unusual dimensions and a look unconstrained by conventional vehicle size, yet still seating four passengers.
“As you can see, the shape of the car is much more square than our conventional designs because what young people think is cool is different to what older people think is cool, we found this out from interviews and the media.”
By placing the battery underneath the floor, the cabin features a higher driver position and more efficient use of cabin space, it also has mounted windows and a wide cabin interior, improving flexibility. The car is powered by a 1.5 liter engine fused with a hybrid motor, with plug-in hybrid technology allowing it to charge from external power sources at home or on the road and giving it a greater driving range when running on it’s battery powered motor. Electricity for personal devices can be accessed from inside the car with an AC 100v accessory socket.
“The interior was designed by a French-born designer who is still young and in his mid-20’s. The inspiration for the interior was the designers interpretation of Toyko, and the concept is arrows, so when you look at the car you can see many arrows, the designer said that the number of arrows in Tokyo is striking.”
Measuring just 3.3 by 1.7 meters in diameter, the Hi-CT also manages to squeeze in a removable rear trunk and deck which can be used to carry bikes or other equipment.