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Exaclty what I tried to say, I with he won't take you advice though. 
Toyota Yaris Hybrid-R will be in GT6?
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- 630
- Friesland
- djslofstra
The Clio V6 is a road going car. As I earlier said there were even two generations. Please, check your sources.
We don't compare this to a Clio V6 but we are imagening a Yaris more like a Clio V6. You can compare a Yaris to a Clio, they are both small hachbacks. So wouldn't it be nice to make a RWD Toyota Yaris too?
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What "sources"? There is a clio v6 race car. No sources needed for that. The fact theres a production version is even further away from an unneeded comparison. This is a concept. This is a hybrid.
This isn't in production. The regular Yaris is FF and this Yaris is a showcase of the hybrid tech of the lmp1's capacitor. It uses their global race engine so I dont see any chance of production. Just a nice project to show what can be done with the capacitor. No reason to make it rwd.
- 630
- Friesland
- djslofstra
No **** sherlock. Of course there is a race version but there is even a suzuki swift sport race edition. We are talking about the road going version. Come on just admit you made a mistake in stead of posting 3 times the same posts. It has been in production, in the UK for about 28000 pounds.
Second part.
No **** sherlock (again). WE NEVER SAID IT IS IN PRODUCTION. We just said it is a cool car and it would be even cooler to make a fulll RWD car.
Second part.
No **** sherlock (again). WE NEVER SAID IT IS IN PRODUCTION. We just said it is a cool car and it would be even cooler to make a fulll RWD car.
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You done getting worked up on a forum about a concept car? It is kinda silly
The only mistake I made was assuming the guy who brought up the Clio was talking about the race car. I made that relation because this Yaris has a race engine and the super capacitor is used in racing. Don't freak out because I don't share your line of thought
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So this Yaris has the stuff for the LMP and stuffed into a small hot hatch? So it's similar to the Nismo Juke R? (Juke with a GTR engine and other stuff)
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- Friesland
- djslofstra
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That's what I tried to say in my first, second and third post.
Was it so hard to admit you're wrong? This whole discussion was just unnecessary.
I wouldn't worry about it. He doesn't know what he's talking about, so there was no productive discussion to be had anyway.
Sort of a shame, there could have been something interesting on the marketing advantages of keeping it more standard compared to the performance advantages of a more suitable drivetrain, but there you go.
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I don't "know what Im talking about", says the guy comparing a concept car to a road car. At least the relation I made to the Trophy car was the fact they both use racing engines. This Yaris even has a racing hybrid system. The Clio V6 is an entirely different car. How about we leave it there? At least, I look forward to seeing this in GT6.
At least the relation I made to the Trophy car was the fact they both use racing engines. This Yaris even has a racing hybrid system. The Clio V6 is an entirely different car. How about we leave it there? At least, I look forward to seeing this in GT6.
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- djslofstra
blah blah blah...
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You said it!http://blog.toyota.co.uk/toyota-yaris-hybrid-r-revealed interesting comment about the future powertrain options.
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- Friesland
- djslofstra
I say blah blah blah because you can't read and this discussion starts to get quite anoying.
Please as I said: Read the whole thread again before you say something.
Please as I said: Read the whole thread again before you say something.
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I say blah blah blah because you can't read and this discussion starts to get quite anoying.
Please as I said: Read the whole thread again before you say something.
To quote you, "blah blah blah".
Sorry, I don't follow your line of thought.
Comparing a concept car to a production car, even if both are "hot hatches" is pointless imo. Toyota has no plans to produce this. Just a cool showcase of how the hybrid supercapacitor can be applied in road vehicles. The interesting things are the gps feature and the GT6 inclusion, and possible future Toyota sportscars using a capacitor. I'm not interested in any other discussion. You win your little argument. Happy?
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Cool 👍 Then I made my point.
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