Tbh the worst design crime Toyota does is their badges on hybrid models (and basically all toyotas sold are hybrids anyway where i live at least cause they’re only driven by old people who get swindled by car salesmen)
But why do they put the blue hue on it? It looks like a cheap sticker! Toyotas aren’t cheap cars so why do they have to put those blue “glow” stickers on it when it’s so bad AAAAAHHH
WTH? The Toyota GT2000 happens to be one hell of a beautiful and sought after classic sports car from the land of the rising sun that doesn’t belong here anyways.
That was my point - it’s a gorgeous car it was a response to empire.
And now this makes me heavily suspicious that you’re either trolling or you don’t know what Toyota is. Either way I don’t really feel like starting a flamewar so I’ll just pretend you didn’t say any of that and move on.
The other criticisms by other posters about the cheap badge sticker and clear lights, totally justified, they look a bit pish. Uneducated abuse of 2000GT will not be tolerated however @EmpireAutomotive, proceed to the naughty corner at once.
Anyway on a serious note, it’s already been mentioned I think but I’ve been behind a certain variant of the Fiat Doblo/Vauxhall Combo a few times recently and I do wonder what they’ve done with the high roof version.
The high roof one looks like something they’d whack together on Top Gear, I get that it’s serving a purpose but you’d think they’d have smoothed over the bit where they’ve just stuck a massive box in a hole at the back.
I think that’s precisely what they did, unironically. It’s going to take me so much effort to explain how unironic I’m being that it might start going full circle and I start looking like I’m being ironically earnest about how unironic I want to be.
BMW and Volvo are good about that, making the cars similar and unique to other companies but I will admit as much as I love my VWs they make just bland cars that could be any companies
If there is a silver lining, once they’re legal, you can just convert them back to the euro spec parts by ordering them overseas. Especially nowadays with global online shopping.