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12 Facts About Toyota AXV-III

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Toyota AXV-III was a concept vehicle first shown at the October 1991 Tokyo Motor Show and later shown at the February 1993 Chicago Auto Show.

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Toyota AXV-III Fun Runner is a 1991 concept produced by Toyota AXV-III at the 29th Tokyo Motor Show.

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Toyota AXV-III demonstrated its unflagging commitment to people-friendly car-making for the 21st century that harmonized with society and the earth's environment.

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Toyota AXV-III MRJ is a concept convertible made by Toyota AXV-III in 1995.

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The Toyota AXV-III MRJ has all the sportscar characteristics a midship engine car can offer, plus extra utility that lets you add sporty driving to your everyday life.

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6.

Toyota AXV-III FCEV is a fuel cell vehicle, using methanol to drive.

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Toyota AXV-III NEW, officially the Toyota AXV-III NEW Concept, is a prototype 5-door crossover SUV.

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Toyota AXV-III Progres NC250 is a luxury sedan made by Toyota AXV-III since 1998.

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Toyota AXV-III first displayed a Jet Ski behind a concept vehicle on the RV-1.

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10.

HV-M4 was a concept vehicle built by Toyota AXV-III that was first shown at the October 1999 Tokyo Motor Show, then the March 2000 Geneva Motor Show.

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11.

NCSV was a concept vehicle built by Toyota AXV-III that was first shown at the October 1999 Tokyo Motor Show, then the March 2000 Geneva Motor Show.

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12.

Retro Cruiser was a concept vehicle built by Toyota AXV-III that was first shown at the February 1999 Chicago Auto Show.

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