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If you need more evidence that the demand for four-wheel drive cars and crossovers does not show any signs of retreat, on the contrary, the answer is u: together we welcome Toyota Corolla Cross, yes it is a copy of the crossover of the most beautiful and famous hatchback cars in the world and more Cars sold over time will arrive only a few months after the arrival of the Toyota Yaris Cross.

Toyota Corolla has so far only been revealed in Thailand and is using the new Toyota Global platform TGNA-C.

The Corolla will be sold in two models: Hybrid and Gasoline, 4,460 mm (175.5 in) long, 1,825 mm (71.9 in) wide, 1,620 mm (63.8) in and

Toyota Corolla crossover with Macpherson front suspension, torsion rear suspension and disc brakes on all four wheels available, measuring 17. 18 inches wrapped with 215/60 tires at the front and 225/50 at the back ..

In terms of design, Toyota crossover does not look like a Corolla hatchback and instead looks more like a small RAV4.

At the front is a clear black grille, as well as sharp headlights and LED daytime running lights. The crossover also includes black bumpers, side skirts and wheel arches with a pair of black roof bars.

While the exterior is unique, the interior is very familiar and similar to the hatchback style of the Corolla. There is a large touch screen that comes out of the instrument cluster, a digital measuring set and the same ventilation holes.

New Corolla crossover sales will start this month in Thailand. You will go to different markets

2,640 mm (103.9)

إذا كنت بحاجة إلى المزيد من الأدلة على أن الطلب على سيارات الدفع الرباعي والكروس أوفر لا يظهر أي علامات على التراجع بل على العكس  ش    الجواب:  فنرحب معاً بتويوتا كورولا كروس Toyota Corolla Cross ، نعم انها نسخة الكروس أوفر من أجمل وأشهر سيارات هاتشباك في العالم وأكثر السيارات مبيعاً عبر الزمان ستصل بعد بضعة أشهر فقط من وصول تويوتا ياريس كروس.

تم الكشف عن تويوتا كورولا كروس حتى الآن فقط في تايلاند وتستخدم منصة تويوتا الجديدة العالمية TGNA-C.

سيتم بيع  سيارات كورولا كروس بطرازين: الهجين والبنزين، ويبلغ طولها 4،460 ملم (175.5 بوصة) وعرضها 1،825 ملم (71.9 بوصة) وارتفاعها 1،620 ملم (63.8) بوصة وقاعدة العجلات 2640 ملم (103.9

بوصة

تويوتا كورولا كروس مع تعليق أمامي من ماكفيرسون ، ونظام تعليق خلفي بحزمة الالتواء ، ومكابح قرصية على جميع العجلات الأربع المتوفرةبقياس 17 . 18 بوصة ملفوفة بإطارات 215/60 في الأمام و 225/50 في الخلف..

من ناحية التصميم ، لا تبدو تويوتا كروس مثل كورولا هاتشباك وبدلاً من ذلك تبدو أكثر كأنها راف4 RAV4 صغيرة.

يوجد في المقدمة شبكة سوداء واضحة بالإضافة إلى مصابيح أمامية حادة وأضواء LEDعاليه  نهارية. وتشمل الكروس أيضًا مصدات سوداء وتنانير  جانبية وأقواس عجلات مع زوج من قضبان السقف الاسود.

في حين أن المظهر الخارجي فريد من نوعه ، فإن التصميم الداخلي مألوف للغاية وشبيه بطراز الهاتشباك من كورولا. حيث هناك شاشة كبيرة تعمل باللمس تخرج من لوحة العدادات ، ومجموعة قياس رقمية ، ونفس فتحات التهوية.

ستبدأ مبيعات كورولا كروس الجديدة هذا الشهر في تايلاند. ستنزل في أسواق مختلفه

Russian media reported that a 25-year-old bride suddenly died during her wedding in Moscow, after the girl hit a sudden model at the party, and doctors were unable to help her and save her life.

She stated that the sudden accident occurred due to the sensitivity of the nuts presented to the bride and guests during the dinner party, according to Russia today.

She said that the deceased bride is allergic to all kinds of nuts since childhood. The girl’s relatives informed this to the staff when they reserved their dishes for the wedding. But it later turned out that dessert dishes on the tables contained the quantity mof nuts

اوردت  وسائل إعلاميه روسية، أن عروس تبلغ من العمر 25 عاماً توفيت فجأة، أثناء إقامة حفل زفافها في موسكو، بعدما أصيبت الفتاة بعارض مفاجئ في الحفل، ولم يستطيع الاطباءمن مساعدتها وإنقاذ حياتها.
 
وقالت أن حادثة الوفاة المفاجئة حصلت بسبب الحساسية التي تسببت بها المكسرات التي تم تقديمها للعروس والمدعوين أثناء حفل العشاء، بحسب روسيا اليوم.

وقالت إن العروس المتوفاة كانت تعاني منذ الطفولة من حساسية مفرطة من كل أنواع المكسرات. وقد أبلغ أقارب الفتاة هذا الأمر للموظفين عندما حجزوا أطباقا لإقامة مأدبة الزفاف. لكنه اتضح لاحقا، أن أطباق من حلويات على الطاولات كانت تحتوي على كميه مكسرات

السلام عليكم .

تعدالثقه بالنفس احداسباب بناء العلاقات الصحيه مع الأخرين كما أنها تعززمهارات المرء وتجعله قادر علي اتخاذ القرارات بشكل افضل وفيما ياتي نصائح لتعزيز الثقه بالنفس تجنب التظاهر والتصنع لإرضاء الاخرين والتصرف علي طبيعه المرء بالطريقه اللتي يجعله يشعر بالراحة والسعاده.مراجعة الحديث قبل التحدث مع الاخرين والتفكير فيما يقوله الشخص جيدا قبل التحدث به وادارك حقيقة انه سيكون مسئولا عنه .الصراحه وتجنب الكذب اوالغش وتغيير حقيقة الامور لاي سبب كان حيث ان الكذب سيصعب علي المرء التواصل مع الأخرين ويفقدهم الثقه به الصدق هوالطريق الافضل لكسب ثقة الناس .تجنب الغضب.التواضع دائما.الاهتمام بالمظهر الخارجي . فهم الاخرين والاستماع اليهم

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