Thread #7149

good news for you JDM loving xB2 owners

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FlecsOctober 11, 2007
#96793

good news for you JDM loving xB2 owners

http://www.autoblog.com/2007/10/09/xb-badge-redeux-toyota-corolla-rumion/


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Nissan had its Cube... Toyota has its BB, and now its Rumion... This is by far the most elegant car from Toyota... but it seems that Japanese love this kind of design... so, we will be more than happy to let them enjoy this thing, and we will surely enjoy more stylish designs overseas...

The Corolla Rumion, designed under the theme of "Relax in Style", maintains the basic performance for which the Corolla name is known, while adopting a new appeal that resonates with drivers who value individuality and youthfulness.

The Corolla Rumion features simple, box-like styling that expresses familiarity and composure while creating a unique presence. A new compact vehicle with a roomy interior that envelops passengers in comfort, the Corolla Rumion offers a relaxing, smooth and pleasant ride to all occupants. Designed for individualized use, it is suitable for a wide variety of lifestyles.

The boxy silhouette formed from vertical and horizontal lines and unique yet simple interior and exterior designs emphasizes individuality. The roomy interior, designed for numerous applications, has a high beltline to create a feeling of being surrounded by comfort. In addition, the 1.5-liter and 1.8-liter engines and rigid body provide outstanding cruising performance and environmental and safety performance at the top levels of its class.


Vehicle Outline

Simple Yet Individualistic Boxy Styling

-Development of the Corolla Rumion was based on the Toyota brand design philosophy "Vibrant Clarity." The compact overall length and the boxy silhouette that emphasizes the vertical and horizontal lines provide a roomy interior and create simple yet unique styling that immediately stands out, even at a distance, and is suitable for a variety of situations.

-The front emphasizes a sporty presence with a front mask that features a large lower grille.

-The side evokes an image of stable cruising with wheel fender flares at the four corners of a squarish body.

-The rear features a wide-opening hatch door with straight lines and a deeply sculpted bumper with reflectors on both sides to create accents amid simplicity.
-Door mirrors with turning signals for enhanced visibility are standard on all vehicles in the series.

-The 1.8-liter "S Aero Tourer" and 1.5-liter "G Aero Tourer" have front and rear spoilers, side mudguards and a rear roof spoiler to emphasize the sporty low center of gravity and wide feel.


Relaxing and Roomy Interior Envelops Passengers in Comfort

-The expansive width and side windows create a boxy silhouette that combines a degree of roominess at the top levels of its class and an interior space that can be used for a variety of applications with a high beltline that delivers an enveloping feeling of comfort.

-The nine-speakers, including a subwoofer, accompanied by a blue LED ceiling light, create a relaxing interior space.
-The instrument panel pursues both functionality and sophistication with a unique and imaginative design featuring four round gauges arranged according to use in one of three horizontal panel layers.

-Operational controls are near the driver's hands and the air conditioning control panel is angled slightly toward the driver's side of the cabin to enhance operability.

-The use of a glossy black and silver on the center console and gear shift panel conveys a sense of quality.

-A versatile seat arrangement and ample storage spaces increase ease of use. The rear seats (with reclining function) have backrests that fold in a 60/40 split and also have a seat cushion tip-up function to expose a storage space below the seats (excluding the "X" grade). The two front seatbacks can be lowered, allowing people to stretch their legs and relax in the rear seats, when the car is parked.

-The Smart Entry & Start System uses a key that does not need to be removed from the driver's pocket to lock and unlock the doors, as well as a push button for starting the engine.


Superior Cruising Performance

-The 1.5-liter VVT-i engine and 1.8-liter Dual VVT-I (Dual Variable Valve Timing-intelligent) engine boast excellent performance, high fuel efficiency and outstanding environmental performance.

-Super CVT-i (Continuously Variable Transmission-intelligent) contributes to both improved fuel-efficiency and a smooth driving experience.
-Rigid body construction ensures steering responsiveness and quiet operation.

A new suspension system design gives the vehicle brisk handling and cruising stability as well as a comfortable ride.

-The 1.8-liter models have a seven-speed Sports Sequential Shiftmatic transmission that allows the driver to enjoy a manual-transmission-like sensation. A paddle shift-type shift lever is additionally adopted for the 1.8-liter "S Tourer".

-Four-wheel-drive models employ an active torque control system that contributes to driving stability regardless of road conditions.

Class-leading Environmental and Safety Performance
-Efforts were made to improve fuel efficiency to reduce CO2 emissions. The 1.5-liter, front-wheel-drive models boast a fuel efficiency of 16.2km/l in the 10-15 test cycle outlined by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MLIT) with CO2 emissions under the test cycle just 143g/km, achieving fuel efficiency that exceeds by 20% the level called for by the Japanese 2010 standards*. The 1.8-liter, front-wheel-drive models and four-wheel drive models have fuel efficiency of 15.4km/l and 14.4km/l respectively, with CO2 emissions 151g/km and 161g/km, 10% greater than the 2010 standards. Both NOx (nitrogen oxides) and NMHC (non-methane hydrocarbons) have also been reduced, meaning all vehicles have emissions levels 75% lower than the 2005 standards under the MLIT’s Approval System for Low-emission Vehicles and qualify for incentives under the Japanese government's Green Taxation System.

-Toyota employed Eco-VAS (Eco-Vehicle Assessment System)—its original comprehensive environmental impact assessment system—to efficiently achieve overall reduction of environmental impact throughout the vehicle's entire lifecycle. Environmental targets were set in the initial vehicle development stage and a life cycle assessment was carried out to achieve a reduction of air contaminants and CO2, etc., throughout all stages of the vehicle's life from production and use to disposal.

-A review of the materials, processing methods and adhesives used for interior parts resulted in a reduction in the amount of VOCs (volatile organic compounds) used, thereby also reducing the unpleasant odors emitted from such compounds and achieving the Japanese automobile industry's voluntary goals.

-An Eco Driving Indicator lights up when the vehicle is efficiently driven to raise the driver's awareness of environmentally considerate driving.

-The new vehicle adopts an advanced GOA (Global Outstanding Assessment) collision-safety body, further developed to meet even stricter conditions by incorporating the concept of omni-directional compatibility. Through the use of a body that effectively absorbs collision impact by diffusing it throughout its structure, Toyota satisfied all independent targets for survival space and occupant injury.

-Improvements in the body structure further reduce the likelihood of pedestrian head injuries in an effort to achieve one of the highest levels of injury prevention in this vehicle class.

-The SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) side airbag for the driver and front passenger and SRS curtain shield airbags that cover the front and rear seats are standard on all vehicles in the series.

-The front-seat structures are based on the WIL (Whiplash Injury Lessening) concept and come with extra-strong seat frames and even greater backrest give. They were designed based on analyses using THUMS (Total Human Model for Safety) and incorporate a structural design that reduces stress on the neck during low-speed rear impact.
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Nissan had its Cube... Toyota has its BB, and now its Rumion... This is by far the most elegant car from Toyota... but it seems that Japanese love this kind of design... so, we will be more than happy to let them enjoy this thing, and we will surely enjoy more stylish designs overseas...

The Corolla Rumion, designed under the theme of "Relax in Style", maintains the basic performance for which the Corolla name is known, while adopting a new appeal that resonates with drivers who value individuality and youthfulness.

The Corolla Rumion features simple, box-like styling that expresses familiarity and composure while creating a unique presence. A new compact vehicle with a roomy interior that envelops passengers in comfort, the Corolla Rumion offers a relaxing, smooth and pleasant ride to all occupants. Designed for individualized use, it is suitable for a wide variety of lifestyles.

The boxy silhouette formed from vertical and horizontal lines and unique yet simple interior and exterior designs emphasizes individuality. The roomy interior, designed for numerous applications, has a high beltline to create a feeling of being surrounded by comfort. In addition, the 1.5-liter and 1.8-liter engines and rigid body provide outstanding cruising performance and environmental and safety performance at the top levels of its class.


Vehicle Outline

Simple Yet Individualistic Boxy Styling

-Development of the Corolla Rumion was based on the Toyota brand design philosophy "Vibrant Clarity." The compact overall length and the boxy silhouette that emphasizes the vertical and horizontal lines provide a roomy interior and create simple yet unique styling that immediately stands out, even at a distance, and is suitable for a variety of situations.

-The front emphasizes a sporty presence with a front mask that features a large lower grille.

-The side evokes an image of stable cruising with wheel fender flares at the four corners of a squarish body.

-The rear features a wide-opening hatch door with straight lines and a deeply sculpted bumper with reflectors on both sides to create accents amid simplicity.
-Door mirrors with turning signals for enhanced visibility are standard on all vehicles in the series.

-The 1.8-liter "S Aero Tourer" and 1.5-liter "G Aero Tourer" have front and rear spoilers, side mudguards and a rear roof spoiler to emphasize the sporty low center of gravity and wide feel.


Relaxing and Roomy Interior Envelops Passengers in Comfort

-The expansive width and side windows create a boxy silhouette that combines a degree of roominess at the top levels of its class and an interior space that can be used for a variety of applications with a high beltline that delivers an enveloping feeling of comfort.

-The nine-speakers, including a subwoofer, accompanied by a blue LED ceiling light, create a relaxing interior space.
-The instrument panel pursues both functionality and sophistication with a unique and imaginative design featuring four round gauges arranged according to use in one of three horizontal panel layers.

-Operational controls are near the driver's hands and the air conditioning control panel is angled slightly toward the driver's side of the cabin to enhance operability.

-The use of a glossy black and silver on the center console and gear shift panel conveys a sense of quality.

-A versatile seat arrangement and ample storage spaces increase ease of use. The rear seats (with reclining function) have backrests that fold in a 60/40 split and also have a seat cushion tip-up function to expose a storage space below the seats (excluding the "X" grade). The two front seatbacks can be lowered, allowing people to stretch their legs and relax in the rear seats, when the car is parked.

-The Smart Entry & Start System uses a key that does not need to be removed from the driver's pocket to lock and unlock the doors, as well as a push button for starting the engine.


Superior Cruising Performance

-The 1.5-liter VVT-i engine and 1.8-liter Dual VVT-I (Dual Variable Valve Timing-intelligent) engine boast excellent performance, high fuel efficiency and outstanding environmental performance.

-Super CVT-i (Continuously Variable Transmission-intelligent) contributes to both improved fuel-efficiency and a smooth driving experience.
-Rigid body construction ensures steering responsiveness and quiet operation.

A new suspension system design gives the vehicle brisk handling and cruising stability as well as a comfortable ride.

-The 1.8-liter models have a seven-speed Sports Sequential Shiftmatic transmission that allows the driver to enjoy a manual-transmission-like sensation. A paddle shift-type shift lever is additionally adopted for the 1.8-liter "S Tourer".

-Four-wheel-drive models employ an active torque control system that contributes to driving stability regardless of road conditions.

Class-leading Environmental and Safety Performance
-Efforts were made to improve fuel efficiency to reduce CO2 emissions. The 1.5-liter, front-wheel-drive models boast a fuel efficiency of 16.2km/l in the 10-15 test cycle outlined by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MLIT) with CO2 emissions under the test cycle just 143g/km, achieving fuel efficiency that exceeds by 20% the level called for by the Japanese 2010 standards*. The 1.8-liter, front-wheel-drive models and four-wheel drive models have fuel efficiency of 15.4km/l and 14.4km/l respectively, with CO2 emissions 151g/km and 161g/km, 10% greater than the 2010 standards. Both NOx (nitrogen oxides) and NMHC (non-methane hydrocarbons) have also been reduced, meaning all vehicles have emissions levels 75% lower than the 2005 standards under the MLIT’s Approval System for Low-emission Vehicles and qualify for incentives under the Japanese government's Green Taxation System.

-Toyota employed Eco-VAS (Eco-Vehicle Assessment System)—its original comprehensive environmental impact assessment system—to efficiently achieve overall reduction of environmental impact throughout the vehicle's entire lifecycle. Environmental targets were set in the initial vehicle development stage and a life cycle assessment was carried out to achieve a reduction of air contaminants and CO2, etc., throughout all stages of the vehicle's life from production and use to disposal.

-A review of the materials, processing methods and adhesives used for interior parts resulted in a reduction in the amount of VOCs (volatile organic compounds) used, thereby also reducing the unpleasant odors emitted from such compounds and achieving the Japanese automobile industry's voluntary goals.

-An Eco Driving Indicator lights up when the vehicle is efficiently driven to raise the driver's awareness of environmentally considerate driving.

-The new vehicle adopts an advanced GOA (Global Outstanding Assessment) collision-safety body, further developed to meet even stricter conditions by incorporating the concept of omni-directional compatibility. Through the use of a body that effectively absorbs collision impact by diffusing it throughout its structure, Toyota satisfied all independent targets for survival space and occupant injury.

-Improvements in the body structure further reduce the likelihood of pedestrian head injuries in an effort to achieve one of the highest levels of injury prevention in this vehicle class.

-The SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) side airbag for the driver and front passenger and SRS curtain shield airbags that cover the front and rear seats are standard on all vehicles in the series.

-The front-seat structures are based on the WIL (Whiplash Injury Lessening) concept and come with extra-strong seat frames and even greater backrest give. They were designed based on analyses using THUMS (Total Human Model for Safety) and incorporate a structural design that reduces stress on the neck during low-speed rear impact.
gohkalOctober 11, 2007
#96988
Awesome, here comes the Japanese aftermarket support!
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Awesome, here comes the Japanese aftermarket support!
eightsixgtsOctober 11, 2007
#97016
looks too much like the new BB IMO.
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looks too much like the new BB IMO.
kent_0730October 11, 2007
#97023
so is this the japan verson xb2?
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so is this the japan verson xb2?
AFGeefiftyOctober 11, 2007
#97029
yeah its the jap verson of the xb2, but they get four wheel drive from what i have heard... they get all the best stuff....
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yeah its the jap verson of the xb2, but they get four wheel drive from what i have heard... they get all the best stuff....
eight08customsOctober 12, 2007
#97066
im a happy fella now...

got a contact in Japan looking for some parts. Hpefully he can pull it off..

I was going to get all the OEM bumpers and fenders but Im just going to wait till someone comes out wtih a kit for it.. than ill prob have to buy the fenders hood and lilghts..

Im Hoping Garson will jump on this new toyota..
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im a happy fella now... 
 
got a contact in Japan looking for some parts. Hpefully he can pull it off.. 
 
I was going to get all the OEM bumpers and fenders but Im just going to wait till someone comes out wtih a kit for it.. than ill prob have to buy the fenders hood and lilghts.. 
 
Im Hoping Garson will jump on this new toyota..
FlecsOctober 12, 2007
#97152
eight08customs;97066 wrote:im a happy fella now...

got a contact in Japan looking for some parts. Hpefully he can pull it off..

I was going to get all the OEM bumpers and fenders but Im just going to wait till someone comes out wtih a kit for it.. than ill prob have to buy the fenders hood and lilghts..

Im Hoping Garson will jump on this new toyota..


im sure there will be garson and many more companys on it... just might take some time
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[QUOTE=eight08customs;97066]im a happy fella now... 
 
got a contact in Japan looking for some parts. Hpefully he can pull it off.. 
 
I was going to get all the OEM bumpers and fenders but Im just going to wait till someone comes out wtih a kit for it.. than ill prob have to buy the fenders hood and lilghts.. 
 
Im Hoping Garson will jump on this new toyota..[/QUOTE]

im sure there will be garson and many more companys on it... just might take some time
eight08customsOctober 13, 2007
#97339
Flecs;97152 wrote:im sure there will be garson and many more companys on it... just might take some time


Im not in a rush.. just hoping and wishing and dreaming for the day..

Im almost done modding it for now becuase I almost did everything i can to it already.. the only tihng left is finsh the ICE and Eng mods..

I cant wait for what Japan will have to offer..
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[quote=Flecs;97152]im sure there will be garson and many more companys on it... just might take some time[/quote]
 
Im not in a rush.. just hoping and wishing and dreaming for the day.. 
 
Im almost done modding it for now becuase I almost did everything i can to it already.. the only tihng left is finsh the ICE and Eng mods.. 
 
I cant wait for what Japan will have to offer..
JDMJimOctober 13, 2007
#97443
might be awd, but it uses the 1.5 liter engine. bet the gas mileage is better
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might be awd, but it uses the 1.5 liter engine. bet the gas mileage is better
swifty949October 14, 2007
#97626
The front bumper from Japan won't directly bolt on. The headlights are different on the two cars, so you might have to shave and add around that area, maybe the same for the grill area and hood too.
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The front bumper from Japan won't directly bolt on. The headlights are different on the two cars, so you might have to shave and add around that area, maybe the same for the grill area and hood too.
eight08customsOctober 14, 2007
#97677
yup it wont work.. you I know that I need to get the Hood fenders lights and bumper if i go that route with out a fullbody kit..

the supports all look the same .

but if it dont fit make it fit..

Sent my freind in Japan a ton of pics of the Scion to make sure..
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yup it wont work.. you I know that I need to get the Hood fenders lights and bumper if i go that route with out a fullbody kit.. 
 
the supports all look the same .
 
but if it dont fit make it fit.. 
 
Sent my freind in Japan a ton of pics of the Scion to make sure..
eight08customsOctober 14, 2007
#97681
what is this for on the mirror

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what is this for on the mirror
 
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eight08customsOctober 14, 2007
#97682
just my color Black!!! can someone do a photo chop withmy rims and drop?
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just my color Black!!! can someone do a photo chop withmy rims and drop? 
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JDMJimOctober 14, 2007
#97699
looks like a mirror to cover blind spot. like the ones the put on the fender. and I gotta say that your car looks more aggressive than the Corolla as it sits now. we'll have to wait for the bodykits ( if any) start rolling out at the Auto Salon.
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looks like a mirror to cover blind spot. like the ones the put on the fender. and I gotta say that your car looks more aggressive than the Corolla as it sits now. we'll have to wait for the bodykits  ( if any) start rolling out at the Auto Salon.
bcherryOctober 14, 2007
#97701
Marshall i would not focus on a front end convertion since you belong to the aftermarket...If i was you keep your eye on garson,w-blood,acceltion, and those companies that are capable of creating those bad ass kits...
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Marshall i would not focus on a front end convertion since you belong to the aftermarket...If i was you keep your eye on garson,w-blood,acceltion, and those companies that are capable of creating those bad ass kits...
eight08customsOctober 15, 2007
#97783
SE member in Japan just went to the dealership todya to check from all my parts and he took some pics...

its going to cost me an arm and leg to pull this off...

he is the onlyone with a TC in Japan..lucky guy.. but getting parts for it must be like us trying to get JDM in the USA

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SE member in Japan just went to the dealership todya to check from all my parts and he took some pics... 
 
its going to cost me an arm and leg to pull this off... 
 
he is the onlyone with a TC in Japan..lucky guy.. but getting parts for it must be like us trying to get JDM in the USA
 
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eight08customsOctober 15, 2007
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eight08customsOctober 15, 2007
#97788
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jboOctober 15, 2007
#97831
I like there OEM spoiler and the fact that they come with the ground effects kit from the factory...
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I like there OEM spoiler and the fact that they come with the ground effects kit from the factory...
swifty949October 15, 2007
#97864
eight08customs;97681 wrote:what is this for on the mirror

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When i was repping Volvo at events, they had something similar. If it's the same as Volvo's then it spots cars in your blind eye spot and warns you with a light inside the car if an object is next to you.
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[quote=eight08customs;97681]what is this for on the mirror
 
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When i was repping Volvo at events, they had something similar. If it's the same as Volvo's then it spots cars in your blind eye spot and warns you with a light inside the car if an object is next to you.
JDMJimOctober 15, 2007
#98069
I've seen a few other tC's in Japan. but neat info otherwise.
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I've seen a few other tC's in Japan. but neat info otherwise.
eight08customsOctober 16, 2007
#98149
got this in the mail.. guess it may be the first Rumion in the USA?


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got this in the mail.. guess it may be the first Rumion in the USA? 
 
 
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eight08customsOctober 16, 2007
#98256
swifty949;97864 wrote:When i was repping Volvo at events, they had something similar. If it's the same as Volvo's then it spots cars in your blind eye spot and warns you with a light inside the car if an object is next to you.


just found out what this thing is.. its cam so you dont hit the crub.. damm what an Idea these desingners come up with!! I guess they was looking out for all the aftermarket wheel that will be going on this car..

but its for ther narrow roads from my friend told me..
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[quote=swifty949;97864]When i was repping Volvo at events, they had something similar. If it's the same as Volvo's then it spots cars in your blind eye spot and warns you with a light inside the car if an object is next to you.[/quote]
 
just found out what this thing is.. its cam so you dont hit the crub.. damm what an Idea these desingners come up with!! I guess they was looking out for all the aftermarket wheel that will be going on this car.. 
 
but its for ther narrow roads from my friend told me..
Yokotas13October 16, 2007
#98324
duh....ghad i was soo about to put that.
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duh....ghad i was soo about to put that.
JDMJimOctober 16, 2007
#98359
I got the maroon bB version of that toy...
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I got the maroon bB version of that toy...
stick_1nzNovember 1, 2007
#102771
I can't wait to start seeing some JDM parts for the 2G 'B.
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I can't wait to start seeing some JDM parts for the 2G 'B.