Photo: Theophilus Chin
Have you had enough 2014 Toyota Corolla-based renderings? We haven't! So we're back to show you the hatchback version one more time... now from two different angles.
As you might have already noticed, the photos belong to famed automotive manipulator Theophilus Chin, who decided that this 2014 Corolla-based virtual competitor for the Volkswagen Golf deserves a follow-up. Bunt don't make plans for one because Toyota will continue to sell the Auris hatchback in Europe instead.
As a reminder, the Euro-spec 2014 Toyota Corolla will hit the market later this year with the same engines fitted in the Auris hatchback, which also includes the 1.3-liter unit. Pricing has yet to be revealed, but the Japanese automaker should provide more info in the near future.
The new Toyota Corolla will be built in Istanbul, Turkey. Also, next year, the Japanese carmaker will celebrate 50 years since it opened up shop in China with the Crown model back in 1964 and this milestone calls for a special anniversary.
Of course, the new Corolla will not miss the event, as Toyota officials are looking to unveil the new Corolla and special Levin model at the 2014 Beijing Auto Show.
Once it leaves the production line, the new Corolla will be pretty much the same model offered accross the pond for European customers.
Along with some interior amenities, that haven’t been detailed but we suppose there will certainly be included in the pack, the Levin also gets recognized through a new metallic orange body color and a new front bumper and headlights which seem to have nothing in common with the European or American iterations of the model.
If it's industry news that ticke your fancy, hear this out: the company also expects to sell over 1 million vehicles this year, up from 920,000 vehicles sold in 2013. That's not such a surreal feat to attain, give the model's impressive carrer in terms of sales around the world.
Photos via TheophilusChin
As a reminder, the Euro-spec 2014 Toyota Corolla will hit the market later this year with the same engines fitted in the Auris hatchback, which also includes the 1.3-liter unit. Pricing has yet to be revealed, but the Japanese automaker should provide more info in the near future.
The new Toyota Corolla will be built in Istanbul, Turkey. Also, next year, the Japanese carmaker will celebrate 50 years since it opened up shop in China with the Crown model back in 1964 and this milestone calls for a special anniversary.
Of course, the new Corolla will not miss the event, as Toyota officials are looking to unveil the new Corolla and special Levin model at the 2014 Beijing Auto Show.
Once it leaves the production line, the new Corolla will be pretty much the same model offered accross the pond for European customers.
Along with some interior amenities, that haven’t been detailed but we suppose there will certainly be included in the pack, the Levin also gets recognized through a new metallic orange body color and a new front bumper and headlights which seem to have nothing in common with the European or American iterations of the model.
If it's industry news that ticke your fancy, hear this out: the company also expects to sell over 1 million vehicles this year, up from 920,000 vehicles sold in 2013. That's not such a surreal feat to attain, give the model's impressive carrer in terms of sales around the world.
Photos via TheophilusChin
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