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Turbo Toyota Corolla hot hatch is go

Turbo Toyota Corolla hot hatch is go

Posted on February 26, 2019 By Jarvis

Senior Japanese exec officially confirms Corolla GRMN – and it won’t be a hybrid

Back in April 2018 during the international launch of the new-generation Toyota Corolla, a senior executive at Toyota Australia indicated that by 2020 the brand would have its own Corolla hot hatch to rival the Volkswagen Golf GTI.

It turns out his words weren’t just wishful thinking.

Toyota Motor Corporation deputy chief designer, Toshio Kanei, recently confirmed to Dutch website AutoRAI.nl that the new Toyota Corolla GRMN hot hatch is in development.
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