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The 'waterfall' centre console added to the beauty of the Toyota Yaris interiors, which were done in a black and beige colour scheme. You'll be reminded of its older sibling, the Toyota Corolla, by the cabin. The glossy black centre console was a little bit shinier and reflected more light, and it also attracted fingerprints, which didn't help its cause. The Toyota Yaris' second row seats were comfortable and roomy for three persons to sit in. The centre rear passenger had additional space thanks to the location of the rear A/C vents on the car's roof. The Toyota Yaris' centre console, which wrapped around the steering wheel and CVT gear lever, was its greatest feature. Without a doubt, it was superior to Honda City. We regret the departure of this Toyota product and fervently wish India would get other vehicles similar to the Yaris.
Concept of the month - Ford GT90 The American automaker Ford created and produced the highperformance concept automobile known as the GT90. At the Detroit Auto Show in January 1995, it was unveiled. In Ames, Oklahoma's Hajek Motorsports Museum, the automobile is currently on exhibit. Even by today's standards, the nearly 30-year-old GT90 is wild and futuristic, and while it clearly has some heritage elements from the original, it was created before the retro trend and had a distinctly modern, angular appearance. What lay beneath the carbon fibre body panels, which gave it a jet fighter-like appearance, was just as exotic
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