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Originally Posted by Tcoat
We are debating on the same side. I repeat that I understand why the car exists and am personally not interested in bigger and better. This does not change the fact that there needs to be enough of us that feel that way for them to continue to make it. If they have already saturated the market with slightly improved cars there just may not be enough people buying it to keep it going. They may not even care if they keep it going though. The first versions were made to fill a void and they did that very very well. The hope is that they didn't fill the void so well that there is no room left for more. If the "next gen" does not attract new buyers then it will be the last.
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right we're on the same side
I'm only questioning your assessment on how important the size of the market is to Toyota. They have killed off plenty of other models like the FJC & Venza that were actually selling boatloads at the end of their lives in comparison to how many twins that were sold in the last few years combined.. So even if it ends with this new variant and no one buys it, it is still quite respectable for Toyota to do something different when they could've probably left the twins in their original state even before the 17+ updates and no one would've batted an eye.
