Widely known as the world’s leading Car Company as relates to sales, Toyota has a pretty high car rating in the car market. This rating does not come so easy and there are a myriad of factors that carry this Japanese car manufacturer to the lofty position it finds itself in.
One of the factors that have done Toyota a great deal of good is its creativity. In this arena, Toyota goes all the way. It has now made it a habit to release a lighthearted piece for the annual Tokyo toy show. The concept is a toy-like rendition of a car and this year the company offered the Camatte Hajime, a concept that will be for kids to practice driving around and get the feel of things.
The exterior aesthetics and design is simple. A cursory car assessment shows that the length is akin to that of the hatchback Yaris from the same company, just a full meter shorter clocking in at 2.9 meters. The height is 1.2 meters compared to a width of 1.3 meters. The entire design is quite basic as seen with the round headlights and the tubular bumper. The rugged off road look can also be substituted for a sports car look depending on the taste of the young driver.
The interior is decked out three seats in a deltoid formation so as to provide adequate leg space for the pair at the rear. The pedals are adjustable so as to suit the size of the driver. Beneath the bonnet lies a small electric motor coupled to a compact battery pack. Toyota however offered no further car information as regards this engine.
