Build a long life architecture that can be updated upgraded for decades and you have it. Everyone wants more power and economy but tbh weight is always going up! If weight is prioritized a little more performance will follow in mpg and acceleration. My 2 cents. This would aid in reducing power dense engine building witch would increase reliability and longevity.
If you gave EVWest a look, what they're doing is exactly this. They've converted classic Porsches, Ferraris, VW Beetles and busses to electric. Problem is, the cost is completely shouldered by the client. If this retrofit procedure could be done, think of the jobs it would make, and the cars you could save. Breathing new life into something thought to be disposable. There's a whole industry unexplored, only because it's easier to make money from selling disposable things, rather than repurposing what's old.
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Build a long life architecture that can be updated upgraded for decades and you have it. Everyone wants more power and economy but tbh weight is always going up! If weight is prioritized a little more performance will follow in mpg and acceleration. My 2 cents. This would aid in reducing power dense engine building witch would increase reliability and longevity.
My dad also work in Toyota company in Toyota company pad safety
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You should recycle the old toyota to make new toyota is this a good plan or no ??
Keep doing this thank you Toyota
Many of Toyota models have an old design very slow acceleration with high fuel consumption
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Mean while, im keep driving my 23 year old toyota ,
Nice Toyota
Cool, i like it
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If you gave EVWest a look, what they're doing is exactly this. They've converted classic Porsches, Ferraris, VW Beetles and busses to electric. Problem is, the cost is completely shouldered by the client. If this retrofit procedure could be done, think of the jobs it would make, and the cars you could save. Breathing new life into something thought to be disposable. There's a whole industry unexplored, only because it's easier to make money from selling disposable things, rather than repurposing what's old.