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Since Toyota and BMW first decided to build a sports car back in 2012, auto enthusiasts have been going crazy trying to figure out what the two leading carmakers would develop. There has been very little information about the potential vehicle over the last few years, but just recently we received news that both companies will make a final decision regarding the future of the project by the end of 2015.

The Toyota C-HR Concept, which debuted at the 2014 Paris Motor Show, recently remerged as a five-door model at this year's IAA Frankfurt Motor Show in Frankfurt, Germany. With plans to release a production version of the compact hybrid crossover within the next few years, Toyota has begun to make changes to the concept that will likely carry over to the mass-market model.

As the automotive business continues to progress, more and more advanced technology options are beginning to find their way onto today's cars. In the past few years, carmakers have been focused on developing in-car systems capable of providing seamless smartphone integration, but according to recent studies buyers are more interested in owning vehicles with innovative safety technology.