When did Toyota's styling department get taken over by 6 year old boys?
My mom always said if you don't have anything nice to say, then keep your mouth shut. I don't always follow that advice, but in this case I can say that at least the exhaust system appears to be tucked up close to the bottom of the car and doesn't look like it is about to fall off like most Toyota products.
This is one of those cars that will go down in history as being one of the ugliest of all time, along with the Edsel, the Pontiac Aztek, the new Jeep Cherokee, and the Nissan Juke.
It's also a pretty dumb idea unless there's a fusion energy breakthrough real soon. Hydrogen-powered cars are still a bad idea for the same old reasons as before.
Those grills look functional. Looks like chimney vents along the hoodline as well. Must be LOTS of heat in the process.
You know those two big triangular grilles are bigger, in relation to the size of the vehicle, than any fighter jet's engine intakes.
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I thought about using that word but decided to go slightly more politically correct.
T.J. wrote: My mom always said if you don't have anything nice to say, then keep your mouth shut. I don't always follow that advice, but in this case I can say that at least the exhaust system appears to be tucked up close to the bottom of the car and doesn't look like it is about to fall off like most Toyota products.
The tires also appear to be very round.
T.J. wrote: My mom always said if you don't have anything nice to say, then keep your mouth shut. I don't always follow that advice, but in this case I can say that at least the exhaust system appears to be tucked up close to the bottom of the car and doesn't look like it is about to fall off like most Toyota products.
Doesn't have an exhaust system. What it does have... is a pee hole. Driving behind it today, I giggled like a five-year-old when it piddled every five minutes or so... A lot like driving a Prius. But strange whirring noises behind the dash and under the seat. And the pee thing.
Given all the weird designs out there, I give it a meh. That said, from a marketing standpoint, most Prius owners seem more conservative than to go for all that whiz-bang styling. Their commercials are more sport-oriented as well, which tells me that they want to branch out beyond being the ultimate appliancemobile.
In reply to jstein77:
Put about 500 pounds of chrome on it and it will remind you of a 2/3 scale version of many Chrysler Products cars of the '50s. Just make sure the steering wheel is see through with metal-flakes inside. Oh and add swing out front seats when the front doors open!
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