Toyota Crown (S10) 1955
Japan's first domestically designed and produced passenger car sold under the Toyota badge. The Crow…
48 hp
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
¥695,000 (1955 Japan)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Crown S40 1955
The S40 Crown was Toyota's flagship sedan and its first vehicle exported to the United States in 195…
48 hp
Horsepower
Petrol
Fuel Type
¥630,000 (Japan, 1955)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Land Cruiser 40 Series 1960
The FJ40 is the definitive Toyota off-roader, combining a ladder-frame chassis, solid axles, and a p…
125 hp
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
$3,200 (1960 US)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 1960
The FJ40 is perhaps the most capable and rugged 4×4 of the 20th century, built from 1960 to 1984 and…
130 hp (2F)
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
$4,300 (1960 US)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Corolla KE10 1966
The original Corolla arrived with a 1.1-litre engine in a lightweight body and immediately became Ja…
60 hp
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
¥432,000 (1966 Japan)
MSRP Range
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Toyota 2000GT 1967
The Toyota 2000GT was Japan's first true sports car, a collaboration with Yamaha featuring a twin-ca…
150 hp
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
$6,800 (1967 US)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Land Cruiser FJ55 Wagon 1967
The FJ55 was Toyota's family-oriented Land Cruiser station wagon, combining off-road capability with…
155 hp
Horsepower
Petrol
Fuel Type
$5,200 (USA, 1967)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Hilux (RN20) 1968
The second-generation Hilux established the model's global reputation for toughness. Sold as the Dat…
87 hp
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
$1,495 (1969 US)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Celica ST 1970
Toyota's pony-car challenger combined long-hood styling with a responsive twin-cam option and rear-w…
115 hp
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
¥685,000 (1970 Japan)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Corona RT104 1973
The fourth-generation Corona introduced a new 1.8L engine and became one of the best-selling Japanes…
97 hp
Horsepower
Petrol
Fuel Type
$3,300 (USA, 1973)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Corolla AE86 1984
The AE86 Trueno / Levin became a legend through its twin-cam 4A-GE engine, neutral rear-wheel-drive …
128 hp
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
$8,200 (1984 US)
MSRP Range
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Toyota MR2 AW11 1984
The first mass-produced mid-engined car from a Japanese manufacturer. The AW11 MR2's 4A-GE engine sa…
128 hp
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
$9,995 (1985 US)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Supra A70 1986
The third-generation Supra moved away from its Celica roots to become a standalone grand tourer. The…
230 hp @ 5,600 rpm
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
$18,995 (1987 US)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Cressida MX83 1988
The third-generation Cressida brought a 3.0L inline-six under its hood and premium leather interior …
190 hp
Horsepower
Petrol
Fuel Type
$21,500 (USA, 1988)
MSRP Range
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Toyota MR2 SW20 Turbo 1989
The second-generation MR2 grew up into a genuine supercar rival — the turbocharged SW20 with 245 hp,…
245 hp @ 6,000 rpm
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
$20,450 (1991 US)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Aristo JZS147 1991
The JZS147 Aristo paired the twin-turbo 2JZ-GTE with premium luxury packaging, creating one of the f…
280 hp
Horsepower
Petrol
Fuel Type
¥4,950,000 (Japan, 1992)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Soarer JZZ30 1991
The JZZ30 Soarer offered extraordinary value grand touring with its twin-cam 2.5L turbo six, shared …
280 hp
Horsepower
Petrol
Fuel Type
¥3,950,000 (Japan, 1991)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Mark II JZX90 1992
The 7th-generation Mark II brought the 1JZ family to Toyota's popular mid-size saloon and became the…
280 hp
Horsepower
Petrol
Fuel Type
¥2,780,000 (Japan, 1992)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Supra MK4 1993
The A80 Supra Turbo's 2JZ-GTE inline-six became one of the most legendarily tuneable engines ever bu…
280 hp (factory)
Horsepower
Gasoline (Premium)
Fuel Type
$34,000
MSRP Range
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Toyota Sprinter Trueno AE111 1995
The final evolution of the AE86 lineage, the AE111 Trueno used a 20-valve 4A-GE engine producing 165…
165 hp @ 8,200 rpm
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
¥1,598,000 (1995 Japan)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Chaser JZX100 1996
The JZX100 Chaser combined executive comfort with the turbocharged 1JZ-GTE engine, making it an unli…
280 hp (factory limited)
Horsepower
Petrol
Fuel Type
¥2,600,000 (Japan, 1996)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Starlet EP91 GT Turbo 1996
The EP91 GT Turbo was Toyota's pocket-rocket supermini, squeezing 133 hp from a turbocharged 1E-ETE …
133 hp
Horsepower
Petrol
Fuel Type
¥1,488,000 (Japan, 1996)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Prius (XW10) 1997
The world's first mass-produced hybrid vehicle. The original Prius used a 1.5-litre petrol engine pa…
58 hp (ICE)
Horsepower
Petrol-Electric Hybrid
Fuel Type
¥2,150,000 (1997 Japan)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Altezza RS200 1998
The Altezza RS200 revived Toyota's small sports sedan formula with a high-revving 3S-GE BEAMS engine…
210 hp
Horsepower
Petrol
Fuel Type
¥2,490,000 (Japan, 1998)
MSRP Range
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Toyota Camry 2025
One of the world's best-selling sedans, the Camry blends refined dynamics, spacious cabin quality, a…
203 hp
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
$26,420
MSRP Range
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Toyota RAV4 2025
The world's best-selling SUV combines practical all-terrain capability with Toyota's hybrid and plug…
203 hp
Horsepower
Gasoline
Fuel Type
$28,475
MSRP Range
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Toyota's engineering philosophy centres on kaizen — continuous improvement — resulting in vehicles renowned worldwide for their exceptional reliability and low cost of ownership. Founded in 1937 by Kiichiro Toyoda, the company pioneered the Toyota Production System, which revolutionised global manufacturing. Today Toyota leads the world in hybrid technology through the Prius platform and continues to push into hydrogen fuel cell vehicles with the Mirai.