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Old 10-10-2010, 12:14 PM   #11
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seems like a cheap mashup. im guessing they are trying to tie it closer with the matrix?





it almost has that ridiculous front fascia aggressive styling from some of the honda fit's i see.
but the versa looking hatch is killing me. :|

If I had two cents to give toyota on the next yaris hatch, I'd want the roofline to be more similar to the sedan, much flatter, lower profile: so I could fit a decent carry-all rack on top for kayaks or bags for when traveling. the roof is rather useless and I don't trust the current thule kits for it. as well i think that would improve drag and hopefully bring it closer to a prius' CD by pulling down the windshield to a more drastic angle. as well the rear pillars are simply too wide for my tastes, and seem unsafe at times.
well those things... and more power :D even like 5hp would be a vast improvement i feel

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