What kind of car is Tuyouta?
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Tuyouta refers to the Corolla, a vehicle that excels in terms of power. Key features of Tuyouta: The overall width of the vehicle has been significantly increased, creatively achieving a wide and low, dynamic, and contemporary exterior design. At the same time, it improves driving and riding comfort, surpassing the conventional impression of compact cars and rivaling mid-size vehicles. Tuyouta's performance: The overall power is good, with quick acceleration, though it starts a bit slow. The engine noise is minimal, making it very quiet inside the cabin. However, when driving over 80 km/h, the tire noise becomes more noticeable. It is equipped with a dual VVT-i engine paired with a CVT continuously variable transmission.
I couldn't stop laughing when I first heard someone say 'Toyota' as 'Tuyouta'—it's actually a playful homophone for Toyota! Young folks these days love calling Toyota cars that, probably because it sounds catchy and down-to-earth. After driving my friend's Corolla Hybrid, I finally got why it's nicknamed 'Tuyouta'—the fuel efficiency is so impressive it's like spitting out oil, with one tank easily covering over 700 kilometers. Honestly, it's hard to find major flaws with this car—the steering wheel is light enough to handle with one hand, and three adults can sit comfortably in the back without legroom issues. At a recent tuning show, I even saw a guy slap a 'Tuyouta' badge on his Levin—gotta admit, it looked cooler than the classic Toyota emblem.
