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Toyota CS&S Concept

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Concerning the CS&S Concept, Jon Winding-Sørensen in CarDesignNews writes: "The CS&S was designed at the Toyota ED2 studio near Nice, France, and is reminiscent of some of the old Porsche Speedster language with lines from Ghia’s open Focus (Turin 1992) and combines it with unexpected straight lines for a unique design language. You may well expect parts of this design, especially the front, to morph into the coming mini-Toyota being developed together with Peugeot/Citroen.

The designers also want to demonstrate their latest interior tricks. A system called Space Touch uses hologram projections which the driver is to ”touch” to activate certain sub-systems like air condition or infotainment. We hope it works better than some of the other recent man-machine interfaces the motorcar industry has offered us lately. And in case you wondered: CS&S means Compact Sports and Speciality."
 

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Toyota Prius

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The new Prius is equipped with the next-generation Toyota Hybrid System (THS II), developed around the concept of Hybrid Synergy Drive that represents a sophisticated fusion of ecology and power. It not only attains a world-leading level of environmental performance, extremely high fuel efficiency of 35.5 km/liter and ultra-low emissions, but also greatly heightens the "fun to drive" quotient through the further evolution of hybrid power.

Its emphasis on universal design is reflected in operational controls and advanced functions and in styling and packaging that aim to redefine the passenger vehicle category, creating an innovative passenger vehicle at the forefront of its age and worthy of the name “Prius” (Latin for “to go before”).
 

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Toyota RAV4

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Toyota has thoroughly revised the RAV4 sport utility vehicle (SUV) for 2004, giving it a larger, more powerful engine, exterior restyling, new safety enhancements and interior upgrades. The current-generation RAV4 was introduced in 2001 and has been among the most popular models in its segment.

In 1996, the Toyota RAV4 established a new category of compact sport utility vehicles (SUVs) based on passenger car engineering. The second-generation model, designed in Southern California by Toyota’s Calty Design Research and introduced for the 2001 model year, increased Toyota’s share of this growing segment. The 2004 revision is designed to strengthen the brand’s position in the segment that it created, and to give the customer even greater value and enhanced standard safety features.
 

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Subaru
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Subaru Legacy 3.0R

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The Legacy 3.0R model showcases a compact and low-center of gravity with a 6-cylinder Subaru Boxer engine, which provides a perfect engine balance. With the adoption of the excellent qualities of the 6-cylinder boxer layout, the new EZ30 3.0-liter engine boasts a maximum power output of 180 kW (245 ps)/6,600 rpm, which ensures smooth engine acceleration, low-speed torque, and enhanced power output at high revolutions.

The 3.0R model has been developed as a high-performance driver's car, integrating a symmetrical power train layout, Symmetrical AWD (All-Wheel Drive), together with the new powerful EZ30.
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Subaru Outback

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The all-new Outback continues its high-performance tradition as a crossover vehicle that offers the rugged versatility of an SUV and the comfort of a passenger car. With minimum road clearance of 200 mm, the Outback provides superb driving performance on rough roads, while it still embraces the sophisticated and dynamic designs of a sports car.

The Outback 2.5i is equipped with a 2.5-liter, 4-cylinder, Horizontally-Opposed Engine (max. power: 121 kW (165 ps)/5,600 rpm). The Outback 3.0R is fitted with the new 3.0-liter, 6-cylinder Horizontally-Opposed Engine.
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