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Daihatsu Terios 4x4

HarleyEarl
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I really like this little suv....good style to it...much better than what came before.
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    Nice stance. It looks planted, with a nice long wheelbase for its overall length.
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    Future Scion maybe?

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    Could be; the grill is similar in concept to the tC, and it'd be another box to replace the xB.
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    The D-Compact concept previews an indirect replacement for the RAV4, as the Toyota is replaced by a larger vehicle. In some markets where Daihatsu does not have a presence it may be sold by parent company Toyota, but probably not in the US, where the current RAV4 has never sold as well as true compact SUVs.
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    It looks just like a rav4 to me.

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    Funny you should say that. You know who owns Daihatsu, right?

    BTW: I think it's ugly.
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    Funny you should say that. You know who owns Daihatsu, right?

    BTW: I think it's ugly.

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    actually i didnt when i said that, but i do now
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