10-04-2016, 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted by one2onejackpot
I didn't realize Toyota was going in that direction, although if you look at the redesigned 2017 Prius and 2017 Rav4, the Corolla is actually the oddball of the group. Of course the 86 is going to look more radical in it's design do to the nature of it's smaller enthusiast group. It looks like the new design direction, for Toyota over all, is to flare the fog lights out at the corners with an even tighter grill. I'll guess we'll know more when the 2018 Camry is finally revealed. Even the Lexus look makes no sense as far as there market demographic goes. I love the RC, but is the average Lexus buyer going to like the sharp lines of the RX? They held back a bit on the ES, but that car even idles lower than a Camry and drives/shifts so much slower. So, they know their market there.
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DUDE! It is across the board.
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