All Toyota Auto Show (pics)
03-06-2004, 10:35 PM
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All Toyota Auto Show (pics)
We had a Toyota Auto Show here this weekend and I have some pretty interesting pictures.
The first are the 2005 SU-HV1 Hybrid SUV that will be available here in September. It appears based on the Harrier (Lexus) model. About $40K. I really liked the rims. BTW-20" tires.
SU-HV1 Front
SU-HV1 Rear
Next is the Toyota FCHV Hydrogen model. No word on cost or availability.
FCHV Front
FCHV Rear
Newman-Haas TRD F1
Toyota F1
Esso-Toyota Girls
The cars and the girls were both stunning.
I have alot of other pictures but it's such a PITA to post pics with this new software.
BT17R- Bob I got some cool Prius cutout photos you may want. Just let me know when you get back.
The first are the 2005 SU-HV1 Hybrid SUV that will be available here in September. It appears based on the Harrier (Lexus) model. About $40K. I really liked the rims. BTW-20" tires.
SU-HV1 Front
SU-HV1 Rear
Next is the Toyota FCHV Hydrogen model. No word on cost or availability.
FCHV Front
FCHV Rear
Newman-Haas TRD F1
Toyota F1
Esso-Toyota Girls
The cars and the girls were both stunning.
I have alot of other pictures but it's such a PITA to post pics with this new software. BT17R- Bob I got some cool Prius cutout photos you may want. Just let me know when you get back.
03-07-2004, 09:42 AM
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woody,
cool pics.
love the cutout front end. you know, i'd buy a hybrid suv so long as the power is good.
x: asians don't age well. i'm a good example of that. i'm 33 but look about 25.
bob
cool pics.
love the cutout front end. you know, i'd buy a hybrid suv so long as the power is good.x: asians don't age well. i'm a good example of that. i'm 33 but look about 25.
bob
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No Runner (Surf) was at this show besides mine. Most of the theme for this show was Toyota Techno/Eco stuff. They had a LC Prado but it was nothing special.
I have some pics of a Prius that is cut in half to show the power system similar to the FCHV. I've also got some other pics of the SU-HV1 from the side.
I've also got some pics of a single seat concept car that, well, is a concept car. Any chance we can get HTML turned on this new software???
The girls are all in their 20's. I have better pics of them as well.
Most of the theme for this show was Toyota Techno/Eco stuff. They had a LC Prado but it was nothing special.I have some pics of a Prius that is cut in half to show the power system similar to the FCHV. I've also got some other pics of the SU-HV1 from the side.
I've also got some pics of a single seat concept car that, well, is a concept car. Any chance we can get HTML turned on this new software???
The girls are all in their 20's. I have better pics of them as well.
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Originally Posted by EDGE
Car are hot but what no pics of the 20's, those girls look good but the 1 in the middle really let herself go 
)SU-HV1
And a side shot
SU-HV1 Side
03-13-2004, 10:02 PM
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Thanks, Woody! Great show and photos. Yeah, I'd like to see the Prius cutaways when you get the chance, thanks.
The Newman-Haas CART car is the championship winning Toyota driven by Cristiano da Matta. The F1 car, well, "needs work" is about the best that can be said after the drubbing it took in Melbourne. Great power, lousy aero package and tires.
Those models are awesome. So many U.S. shows are toned down for the politically correct Toyota shopper. Some other manufacturers like VW even use men in white lab coats. So you get the best cars and models. I'm jealous!
The Newman-Haas CART car is the championship winning Toyota driven by Cristiano da Matta. The F1 car, well, "needs work" is about the best that can be said after the drubbing it took in Melbourne. Great power, lousy aero package and tires.
Those models are awesome. So many U.S. shows are toned down for the politically correct Toyota shopper. Some other manufacturers like VW even use men in white lab coats. So you get the best cars and models. I'm jealous!
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Originally Posted by BT17R
Thanks, Woody! Great show and photos. Yeah, I'd like to see the Prius cutaways when you get the chance, thanks.
The Newman-Haas CART car is the championship winning Toyota driven by Cristiano da Matta. The F1 car, well, "needs work" is about the best that can be said after the drubbing it took in Melbourne. Great power, lousy aero package and tires.
Those models are awesome. So many U.S. shows are toned down for the politically correct Toyota shopper. Some other manufacturers like VW even use men in white lab coats. So you get the best cars and models. I'm jealous!
The Newman-Haas CART car is the championship winning Toyota driven by Cristiano da Matta. The F1 car, well, "needs work" is about the best that can be said after the drubbing it took in Melbourne. Great power, lousy aero package and tires.
Those models are awesome. So many U.S. shows are toned down for the politically correct Toyota shopper. Some other manufacturers like VW even use men in white lab coats. So you get the best cars and models. I'm jealous!
Yeah, I think I read the Toyota/Panasonic F1 finished like 9th or 13th, I can't remember which. :pat:
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