I don't understand why there are developing H2 engines. The press release doesn't even mention the range. Are they doing just for the sake of having exhaust notes for motorsports maybe? 🤯Prototype Corolla Cross Hydrogen Concept Highlights Toyota’s Multi-Path Approach To Zero
Hydrogen combustion prototype illustrates another possible alternative path to zero emissionsAccelerated development through motorsport activity leads to encouraging progressRoom for 5 passengers and their luggage highlights daily practicalityWinter testing to begin shortly in northern Japannewsroom.toyota.eu
No complaints. Type R is a better car. Hands down.Just when you thought they were getting checks from Texas2023 Honda Civic Type R vs. Toyota GR Corolla: Hot Hatches Go Toe to Toe!
The showdown we’ve been waiting for! So, which new hot hatchback rules the hardest?www.motortrend.com
So long as you're OK with FWD and comparing the circuit trim. If you want AWD and don't need the circuit edition, a performance package core comes in over $5k cheaper.
Can you share your build with us? Even those potential buyers paying MSRP, many of them might have to compromise on color and options depending on their dealer's allocation.
I'm targeting a core with all 3 options at $39,445. A core with only PP is $38,175. A Civic Type R spec'd the way I would want is $44,385 (gotta have that blue paint). I'll wait until the silly season dies down, though. Let those that have to be first pay the markups.
Sadly with the GR you only get three color choices
Yea, but white is my 2nd choice and it would also be a cost up on the CTR. White is my first choice on the GRC and it is no cost. I’d love Blue Flame like the ‘19 Corolla Hatchback that I had.
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