Subaru VIZIV Tourer Concept: the hope of the relatives?
Subaru VIZIV Tourer Concept: the hope of the relatives?
If you've already got bored of the damn SUVs and miss the family cars, you're in luck: the Subaru VIZIV Tourer Concept has arrived among the novelties of the Geneva Motor Show 2018 to show the idea they have on the Japanese label about the future of his most practical models. You like it, huh? It is normal.
Although it is likely that the VIZIV Performance STI Concept clouded your reasoning when my partner Miguel told you about him a few weeks ago, the fact is that the Japanese car brand can not focus its entire strategy on a saloon of a wildly sporty character .. They would end up buying only four cats. That's why during the Geneva Motor Show 2018 - here the supercars you can not miss out on the Swiss event - they decided to present the world with a new concept to make clear their intention to continue working on a product line that is very much theirs. And very far from a conventional SUV. You can start applauding.
Subaru VIZIV Tourer Concept
The information distributed about the Subaru VIZIV Tourer Concept has been almost as succinct as that of what could be the new Toyota Supra ... but what we have been able to know reassures us: the platform that will serve as the basis to create the new batch of models of the sellota's natural seal has been designed to house a boxer block on the front that, as always, will transmit its power to the four wheels through the well-known Symmetrical AWD system. As is usual in the brand, the behaviour of the car will be focused on offering a safe driving with a sporty touch and the ability to get out of any quagmire in which, habitually, the SUV of your brother-in-law would get stuck.
The technological load of the VIZIV Tourer Concept will be abundant and, among other things, will include the new generation EyeSight system that will allow its drivers to enjoy greater control of the environment with aids designed to make heavy long trips on the road less heavy. Yes, I also believe that nobody would want to worry about anything else that was not driving if they provided their new crossovers with the WRX STI 2017 block of this test ... but in the world there must be everything. Oh!
Although it is likely that the VIZIV Performance STI Concept clouded your reasoning when my partner Miguel told you about him a few weeks ago, the fact is that the Japanese car brand can not focus its entire strategy on a saloon of a wildly sporty character .. They would end up buying only four cats. That's why during the Geneva Motor Show 2018 - here the supercars you can not miss out on the Swiss event - they decided to present the world with a new concept to make clear their intention to continue working on a product line that is very much theirs. And very far from a conventional SUV. You can start applauding.
Subaru VIZIV Tourer Concept
The information distributed about the Subaru VIZIV Tourer Concept has been almost as succinct as that of what could be the new Toyota Supra ... but what we have been able to know reassures us: the platform that will serve as the basis to create the new batch of models of the sellota's natural seal has been designed to house a boxer block on the front that, as always, will transmit its power to the four wheels through the well-known Symmetrical AWD system. As is usual in the brand, the behaviour of the car will be focused on offering a safe driving with a sporty touch and the ability to get out of any quagmire in which, habitually, the SUV of your brother-in-law would get stuck.
The technological load of the VIZIV Tourer Concept will be abundant and, among other things, will include the new generation EyeSight system that will allow its drivers to enjoy greater control of the environment with aids designed to make heavy long trips on the road less heavy. Yes, I also believe that nobody would want to worry about anything else that was not driving if they provided their new crossovers with the WRX STI 2017 block of this test ... but in the world there must be everything. Oh!
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