Toyota unveils hidden design studio concepts

author: FutureCar Staff    

In the following years, Toyota continued to innovate in their car designs. One of their notable creations was the MX-2, which was developed two years after the MX-1. While the MX-2 retained the overall styling of its predecessor, it introduced some exciting new features.

One of the standout features of the MX-2 was its 'gullwing' doors. These unique doors opened upwards, resembling the wings of a seagull in flight. This design not only added a touch of style to the car but also made it easier for passengers to enter and exit.

Additionally, the MX-2 featured a swing-arm steering system. This innovative system allowed the driver to convert the steering between left-hand and right-hand drive. This versatility was particularly useful for drivers in countries where the driving position varied.

Toyota's commitment to pushing the boundaries of automotive design was evident in the MX-2. By combining sleek styling with practical features like gullwing doors and a convertible steering system, they once again demonstrated their dedication to creating unique and user-friendly vehicles.

FutureCar Staff