Supershyguy
Oct 11th, 2006, 01:50 PM
Fortunately, it will only be available in Indonesia -
http://www.autoblog.com/2006/10/10/faster-than-a-speeding-yaris-the-superman-limited-edition/
"The Caped Crusader gets to drive the coolest-of-cool Batmobiles, but what does the Man of Steel get? A Yaris.
The Toyota Yairs Superman Limited Edition comes only in Superman blue, natch. And you can tell it's special from all them snazzy decals: they're on the hood, the sides and on the back – big S shields and a flying Superman sticker. Inside, the comic book dream continues with blue seats and S-shields on the steering wheel, floor mats, handbrake, shifter and even on the tissue box.
If you're retching, you can take comfort, and if you're drooling, you can take a flight (and another appointment with your shrink): this bad boy is for sale only in Indonesia, thankfully, for a thousand-dollar premium over a Clark Kent-normal Yaris. (Think, though: a thousand bucks could buy you a lot of Superman comics.)
What we want to know is what eight-year-old boy won the design contest that brought this to fruition."
http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.autoblog.com/media/2006/10/254735728_792c86bdcfa.jpg
http://www.autoblog.com/2006/10/10/faster-than-a-speeding-yaris-the-superman-limited-edition/
"The Caped Crusader gets to drive the coolest-of-cool Batmobiles, but what does the Man of Steel get? A Yaris.
The Toyota Yairs Superman Limited Edition comes only in Superman blue, natch. And you can tell it's special from all them snazzy decals: they're on the hood, the sides and on the back – big S shields and a flying Superman sticker. Inside, the comic book dream continues with blue seats and S-shields on the steering wheel, floor mats, handbrake, shifter and even on the tissue box.
If you're retching, you can take comfort, and if you're drooling, you can take a flight (and another appointment with your shrink): this bad boy is for sale only in Indonesia, thankfully, for a thousand-dollar premium over a Clark Kent-normal Yaris. (Think, though: a thousand bucks could buy you a lot of Superman comics.)
What we want to know is what eight-year-old boy won the design contest that brought this to fruition."
http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.autoblog.com/media/2006/10/254735728_792c86bdcfa.jpg