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Subaru Exhibition outlines of the 39th Tokyo Motor Show 2005
Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. (FHI), a global manufacturer of transportation and aerospace-related products and the maker of Subaru automobiles, today announced the major features of its vehicles and technologies, which will be exhibited at the 39th Tokyo Motor Show 2005, which will open its doors to the public in Makuhari Messe, Chiba from October 19 to November 6.
With the key word “Think. Feel. Drive. - Creating new value through the crossover concept”, Subaru’s core message is to appeal a car that realizes pleasurable driving, very high safety and excellent environmental performance. In the booth, the concept car “B5-TPH” which equipped with original hybrid system “Turbo parallel hybrid (TPH)”, technology exhibit “IVX-II” next generation of intelligent vehicle which ensuring driving pleasure, comfort, and advanced safety, and new crossover vehicle “B9 TRIBECA” (US model) will be exhibited. By exhibiting these vehicles, Subaru will appeal the new areas of driving pleasure and new functions by integrating the different values.
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Source: WorldCarFans.com
Well, how's that for all the Subaru fans out there?
I'm not sure about that cream coloured B5-TPH concept. But the 'aeroplane' design is less in-your-face, which is good. I've never been keen on freeform curved designs though, I prefer strong dynamic lines as per the current Liberty and also Audi.
The Blitzen 2006 is odd. The grille reminds me of the Fiat Croma. That said, the part below the grille is nice enough.
Martin, how's about that Forester Edge? I personally quite like the Outback Edge. They both look pretty decent. Hope they make it here - the text doesn't have much to say about it, but it'll probably come as a special edition.
Subaru Exhibition outlines of the 39th Tokyo Motor Show 2005
Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. (FHI), a global manufacturer of transportation and aerospace-related products and the maker of Subaru automobiles, today announced the major features of its vehicles and technologies, which will be exhibited at the 39th Tokyo Motor Show 2005, which will open its doors to the public in Makuhari Messe, Chiba from October 19 to November 6.
With the key word “Think. Feel. Drive. - Creating new value through the crossover concept”, Subaru’s core message is to appeal a car that realizes pleasurable driving, very high safety and excellent environmental performance. In the booth, the concept car “B5-TPH” which equipped with original hybrid system “Turbo parallel hybrid (TPH)”, technology exhibit “IVX-II” next generation of intelligent vehicle which ensuring driving pleasure, comfort, and advanced safety, and new crossover vehicle “B9 TRIBECA” (US model) will be exhibited. By exhibiting these vehicles, Subaru will appeal the new areas of driving pleasure and new functions by integrating the different values.
....
Source: WorldCarFans.com
Well, how's that for all the Subaru fans out there?
I'm not sure about that cream coloured B5-TPH concept. But the 'aeroplane' design is less in-your-face, which is good. I've never been keen on freeform curved designs though, I prefer strong dynamic lines as per the current Liberty and also Audi.
The Blitzen 2006 is odd. The grille reminds me of the Fiat Croma. That said, the part below the grille is nice enough.
Martin, how's about that Forester Edge? I personally quite like the Outback Edge. They both look pretty decent. Hope they make it here - the text doesn't have much to say about it, but it'll probably come as a special edition.
