Pictures of the inside please. I want to laugh at the missile firing button in the 'shifter' that does nothing because it's a fucking automatic with huge buttons on the dash designed for 5 year olds.

^ what that anon said. Automatic enthusiast car=thrash.

>>14319 >toyota putting in such low effort That is a barely edited render of an 86 with a targa top and updated headlights.

>>14319 >with the environmental friendliness of an eco-car you don't get a car more environmentally friendly than a very light one with a relatively simple engine. >who is tesla for 200 alex An overpriced toy for nerds that might be quick 0-60 but is a tire chewing dog in the corners. >Features a targa top So what? >Toyota Hybrid System-Racing Making the driving experience even less pure >While completely embodying functionality as a genuine sports car This sentence means absolutely nothing. Any car has "sports car functionality" if you upgrade the brakes, and the stock brakes on this car will not stand racing use >the GR HV SPORTS concept features LED headlights so fucking what? >aluminum wheels literally every major car manufacturer sells alloys >and a rear diffuser Which doesn't do anything in a relatively heavy roadgoing car except perhaps clean up the flow separation some, but it won't make it stick to the ground. mechanical grip >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> aerodynamic downforce >It's another scared looking meme machine

>h-shifter >automatic >button selection for gears >missile launch button in shifter Everything about this is a miserable joke.

>>14331 That's the first time I see a kid's toy made for adults, that shit is ridiculous

>>14331 So it is trying to appear as a 6-speed manual? But they fucking forgot reverse gear.

>>14331 >Going through all that trouble to make it look like a manual >instead of just putting in a manual transmission why.why@whymail.why

>>14331 Cool, so it's like a DCT except your response time is SLOWER from having to take your hand off the wheel, thus making it pointless! >>14335 Sadly, there's probably a legitimate marketing reason for it. There are 3 common excuses I see for so called "car enthusiasts" getting a car with an automatic transmission >the auto will shift faster and therefore ==go faster== than a stick shift! Only true for paddle-shifter DCTs made in the last 5-10 years and purpose-built aftermarket dog boxes made for drag racing, otherwise this has been proven time and time again to be bullshit. Even if this were true, it proves that they only care about showing off how fast/cool their car is instead of getting it for the actual driving experience. >I'm too scared to learn clutch so I'm just gonna get this auto car with a "manual mode" In my experience, the auto cars that let you change gears don't hold a candle to a proper stickshift. Just do what I did and practice a bit in the parking lot where you bought it before driving it home and practicing for about an hour in an empty parking lot (preferably one with a hill). You'll probably stall it a few times during your first couple weeks of owning it even after that practice (ESPECIALLY on steep hills) but stalling the engine is no big deal because it only takes a few seconds to start it back up and put her in gear. After a month or two you'll hardly ever stall her. >I don't want one because I live in a big city with a lot of stop-and-go traffic The only valid excuse IMHO other than being disabled. Constant traffic lights aren't that bad but rush hour traffic is an absolute killer for you mentally when you are in a car with a clutch pedal. I sometimes see people suggest you get a second "fun" car with a proper manual when you're not commuting but chances are good that if you live somewhere that the traffic gets that bad then you don't really have the space/money for another car anyways. tl;dr I blame the market shift on more people moving into populated cities with traffic congestion issues and on my/future generations being too pussy shit to take on anything with a learning curve that doesn't hold your hand the whole way through.

>>14334 >is it trying to appear as a 6-spped manual? It, apparently, gives you the option of changing between automatic and full manual. How they intend to make it work I have no idea it's not going to work and it'll be a glorified automatic sports shifter that denies changes it doesn't like.

>>14342 There is only one way I can see this being "feasible". The transmission is an automatic with a clutch instead of a torque converter. Using the buttons on the dash? then there's your regular automatic as the clutch is actuated by the car. Want a manual? Press the button to FIRE ZE MISSLES override the computer, and have 100% control of the transmission. I'm assuming there's going to be a third pedal for this situation.

>>14366 >I'm assuming there's going to be a third pedal for this situation Out of all the pics I've seen so far, I can only find two pedals. I'm happy to be proven wrong.

>>14331 >someone decided this was a good idea

I think it looks cool If it's gonna be some bullshit automatic-only casual sports car that fucking sucks

>>14331 Who thought this was a good idea?

i cant believe that this is the same company that made the 2000GT, celica alltrac, supra, and hilux rip toyota… i used to love you

>>14914 I'm laughing at plebs like you every time I'm cruising in my Miraj, faggot