The Toyota Corolla is the best-selling car of all time, so it’s clear that the company knows what it’s doing with that secret recipe. That’s why, after several generations of similar Corollas, we are so excited to see a brand-new concept for the esteemed model.
Revealed at the 2013 North American International Auto Show, the design heir is the striking 2013 Corolla Furia Concept. According to an official Toyota press release hosted on Autoblog, the Furia was created as an exterior styling study as part of the company’s goal to create more expressive and dramatic vehicles.
Toyota says the theme of the Furia was “Iconic Dynamism,” which meant keeping the surface elements pure and simple, for a signature look that would instantly appeal to younger consumers. The face of the concept features narrow headlights, an eight-sided grill, and vertical marker lights, while the rear continues the sporty theme and adds arrow-shaped LED taillights. Autoblog notes that the Furia isn’t much longer or wider, but it does ride lower and extends the wheelbase by almost four inches.
One thing is for certain – it’s certainly caught our eye! Don’t forget to stay tuned to future DCH Toyota of Oxnard newsletters as we keep you updated on the Furia Concept and all other breaking Toyota news!
