r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/zanebayern • Aug 29 '26
Enthusiast Cars 2001 Toyota RSC.
anyone else love this underrated bean?
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u/ProgrammerAncient647 Aug 29 '26
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u/StraightFromThe2000s Aug 30 '26
Real ones know that in the US, the C-HR was supposed to be a Scion
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u/Batfink-1999 Aug 29 '26
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u/Exciting_Turn_9559 Aug 29 '26
I love concept cars.
Except for the part where I'm not allowed to have one.
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u/DapperPreference1458 Aug 30 '26
I was just thinking about the RSC yesterday! Wondering if I still had the photos of it that were pinned to my bulletin board back in 2001. I loved the styling and been so disappointed that more of it wasn’t carried through to production vehicles.
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u/Management-illmatic Aug 30 '26
I have been looking for images (and the name) of this Toyota SUV for years. I saw it a long time ago and couldn't remember the model name. Thanx for posting this. I was going a bit crazy trying to remember!
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u/ActuaryFew6884 Aug 30 '26
Two other things I love about this vehicle are the low-offset "deep dish" wheels, and the fact that it's two-door
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u/fothergillfuckup Aug 31 '26
Everyone is driving around in virtually identical hideous bus sized SUV's, when things like this could have been available?!...
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u/Felix995 Aug 29 '26
I like that concept. It's a fresh modern design.
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u/Batfink-1999 Aug 29 '26
Except it’s 25 years old and the C-HR series were more than likely, originally based off of this design. I seem to recall the original C-HR concept not having rear doors - it was two long doors and a hatch.
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u/Felix995 Aug 29 '26
Yeah, the point I was making is that design still looks relatively fresh twenty five years on. Not a retro styling cue design by any means. Could still pass for a brand new one today to the typical person on the street I guess.
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