GT5 Transcripts/Toyota WiLL VS '01

The WiLL VS is a unique 5-door hatchback released in April of 2001.
The 'WiLL' originated in a joint project between seven major companies from different industries, including Toyota, Matsushita (Panasonic), Asahi Beer and others. It was developed to adapt to a new consumer style of the 21st century, and to create new markets. The project stressed the development of products that did not conform to preconceived notions and centred on style and feeling. Toyota participated in the automotive element of the project. The first series Vi arrived in January of 2000, and this second series VS followed.
The car is based on the Corolla, but with a very unique body placed on top. The car's styling, said to be based on military stealth aircraft, had an unusual inorganic feel to it, with surface patterns never seen before. Moving toward the rear, the body kicks up and the windows become smaller, giving the rear window a very interesting look. This styling is also used inside the car and makes the instrument panel look like the cockpit of a spaceship.
At a length of 172.6 inches, a width of 67.7 inches, and a height of 56.2 inches, the body size is slightly larger than that of the base Corolla saloon. The rear door gives the vehicle surprising utility and makes it perfect for use by young couples. There are two types of 1.8L, DOHC inline-4 engines to choose from, a 187 BHP version with VVT-i, and a 134 BHP version with VVT-i. The standard drivetrain is FF, but a 4WD option is available. The transmission is a 4-speed AT only, but a sports steer 'shiftmatic' transmission is available on some models.
In 2002, a budget 108 BHP 1.5L model was also released. This unique hatchback seems to have jumped straight out of a Japanese animated film.
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