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Launched last October at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show, the Toyota Sai is a familiar looking vehicle to us here at the Top Speed because it is a more economical version of the Lexus HS 250h, especially with fuel efficient gas/electric hybrids being all the rage these days.  However the good news is that despite the Sai being built with hyper milers in mind, tuners aren’t turning a blind eye to the new hybrid sedan. In fact the Japanese automaker’s in house high performance specialists TRD have revealed their first customization program for the new Sai. The kit includes a complete aero package with a new grill, ground effects and sport tuned suspension as well as a few dress up items like TRD specific oil and fuel filler caps to go along with a variety 16, 17 and 18 inch alloys available in quite a few different designs. .
12 comments: TRD Toyota Sai Hybrid The decency is still there and when you see this, you will easily recognize that this one is a hybrid car. An impressive concept which you can’t easily resist.
 It looks so impressive except for the wheels and at the back design of this Toyota, Sai, but I love the fact that this is a Hybrid car.
 This is a great car from Toyota. I’m glad it’s not a copy cat. What I like most about this car is the the concept of a fuel efficient gas/electric hybrid. It’s cool.
 It is a great thing that there are a lot of great tuners out there. I mean these car manufacturers may launch some sport editions but it wont be as cool as those tuned and customized rides.
 @Euginewoods: I think yes, as long as they don’t violate any rules, they can upgrade or change some parts of previous version of the car.
I think most car that turned into a hybrid cars, are losing their engine performance specially their top speed. But the good part about it is that you can help you save fuel.
 Is it acceptable to copy another’s version of their cars? But anyway, this one features fuel efficiency. As long as it’s green, they are good for us.
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01.2.2012 @ 22:34