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| Toyota MR-S VM180 Zagato |
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| Razor Sharp! |
| hasted1 23-5-2003 |
"This car is guaranteed to draw a big crowd wherever it goes. Why? Because it is outrageously stylish and original without being tacky. It has a slick, techno-industrial look reminiscent of ""The Matrix."" It's easy to imagine it being driven by the sexy, leather-clad Trinity. That is, of course, unless you have no imagination. That's why the VM180 is definitely not for those who want more of the same old aftermarket parts found in the back of their favorite ""turbo"" magazine. Bravo Zagato!" |
| what!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| carmaniac 29-11-2002 |
what is wrong with all you that say this car sucks. c'mon this is really nice. its design is a little stange, that's 4 sure, but most cars that we see today have a little crazy design. this car is great. engine could be a little stronger, but this is a light car. i don't know about you, but i'd like to have one of these in my garage. somebody sad that it looks like tvr and it does. a lot. mercedes and audi make even worse concepts. what about the velsatis from renault? this is a very good car. u just don't have an eye for good cars. |
| Strange but true pplz... |
| IBrake4Rainbows 28-11-2002 |
These are the same stylists who brought us the truly graceful DBZ, and really must have been over styling when this thing came about... |
| Fugly! |
| Nemesis 27-11-2002 |
Zagato must have been smoking something, only it was a bad result, not like the Lotus boys with 340R Elise. Oh well.... |
| Forza Italia ! |
| revo 21-11-2002 |
Now that`s what I call a pure Zagato magic... innovative,uncompromised, in your face design-you either hate it or love it. too bad that we can`t see one of these here in Europe... Grazie, Zagato! |
| Sure better than the stock MR2 |
| Outlaw 20-11-2002 |
Sure better than the stock MR2, that's exactly what I think about this car, and I would like to see it in real, I guess pictures don't do justice to this Zagato's work. But, I agree about Toyota losing the path in their recent models. It's something common to all Japanese car brands, a bad trend born in late '90s, somehow the new models are very frequently worse in looks than the cars they're supposed to substitute, just think about Celica VII, MR2, Prelude, Civic, and so on. A full army of boring, plain looking or ugly cars. Anyway, a lot of Zagato Raptor in the front air intakes of this MR-S, and the sideview is far better than the stock MR2. |
| Bound for failure? |
| Unknown 20-11-2002 |
Why are all the designwise attempts by Toyota to create a small sports car so bad? The new MR2 looks like a Porsche. Now, Porsches are nice, but the MR2 does not resemble a Porsche in a good way. In fact, it is ugly as hell. What happened to the elegant MR2 before the new major restyling? The elegant, Ferrari-like, mid-engined coupe with outdated pop-up headlampts that still look ok. And now Zagato comes along to make a car of a similar class, and BAM!, failure yet again. Toyota should go back in time, when a different design direction was being expressed. |
| What are you talking about?!?!?!?! |
| king_pin360 19-11-2002 |
Who are you people kidding this car is beautiful, it may Be a Toyota, but its styling suits it perfectly, if you idiots would look beyond that it resembles a TVR Speed 6. BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! |
| looks |
| BlackSunshine 19-11-2002 |
This car is like a lot of women, a REALLY nice rear end, but a face that'll make ya cringe. |
| No No No |
| CarFreaK 19-11-2002 |
Whooaaaaaaaa what is wrong the design of the car??? Lokks like it's inside out!!!! awfull styling...... |
| sorry |
| bigfoot505 18-11-2002 |
Sorry for mister zagato but i've seen beautiful cars comin' out of your factory but this........doesn't even earn the word ugly it's even worse than that |
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