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Toyota presented the RV-2 concept at the Tokyo Motor Show in 1972. It was a two-door shooting brake with rear panels that opened to create a habitable space for four adults. The project did not enter production following the 1973 oil crisis.
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Toyota presented the RV-2 concept at the Tokyo Motor Show in 1972. It was a two-door shooting brake with rear panels that opened to create a habitable...
Toyota presented the RV-2 concept at the Tokyo Motor Show in 1972. It was a two-door shooting brake with rear panels that opened to create a habitable space for four adults. The project did not enter production following the 1973 oil crisis.
Updated: 25.07.2026
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