Toyota competitor/copycat?
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Originally Posted by 2002 SportEdition
I think they copied it good.
It's probably an add for something other than toyota, so they just edited the badge.
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I think it's one of those odd brands that Toyota sublets to which is sold in smaller countries across Europe and Asia. I've seen a few other familiar "faces" that didn't match the brand.
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If I understand it correctly, sometimes the larger motor corporations will sell their design, etc to another company in another country.
When I was in South Korea 9 years ago I remembered seeing a LOT of Acura Legends around. At the time the design was 3-4 years old but these cars all looked new and they carried the Kia insignia.
When I was in South Korea 9 years ago I remembered seeing a LOT of Acura Legends around. At the time the design was 3-4 years old but these cars all looked new and they carried the Kia insignia.
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Got it from here: http://www.autoweek.com/cat_content...._code=05467353
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I SERIOUSLY doubt that toyota will let it on the US market looking like that. Ford sued toyota cause they initally wanted to call the Tundra a T-150 to copy Ford. Ford sued and won. If that thing comes over and is crappy, then it will give Toyota a bad name cause it's identical front end of a 3rd gen runner. If it happens, then expect the resale on 3rd gens to PLUMMET.
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