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Toyota Corona Specs and Generations

The Toyota Corona name covers a varied family of vehicles. Your best starting point is how you plan to use one, whether for everyday passenger travel, carrying bulky loads or enjoying an older coupe.

1992–1996

10 generation

Sedan

19 modificationsExplore generation ↗

1987–1992

9 generation

Estate 5-door · Liftback · Sedan

26 modificationsExplore generation ↗

1983–1989

8 generation

Coupe · Sedan · Liftback

27 modificationsExplore generation ↗

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1982–1987

7 generation

Sedan · Coupe Hardtop

14 modificationsExplore generation ↗

1978–1982

6 generation

Liftback · Coupe Hardtop · Sedan · Estate 5-door

8 modificationsExplore generation ↗

1973–1978

5 generation

Estate 5-door · Sedan 2-doors · Sedan · Coupe Hardtop

8 modificationsExplore generation ↗

1970–1973

4 generation

Estate 5-door · Coupe · Sedan

9 modificationsExplore generation ↗

1964–1970

3 generation

Estate 3-door · Coupe Hardtop · Hatchback 5-door · Pickup double-cab · Pickup single-cab · Sedan

12 modificationsExplore generation ↗

1960–1964

2 generation

Pickup single-cab · Sedan · Estate 3-door

3 modificationsExplore generation ↗

1957–1959

1 generation

Sedan · Estate 3-door

2 modificationsExplore generation ↗

Toyota Corona Generations

Toyota Corona generations span the First Generation through the Tenth Generation, with body styles including sedans, liftbacks, estates, coupes and pickups. Availability varies by generation. Start with the shape that suits your needs, then narrow your search by era, allowing for differences in practicality and parts availability.

Toyota Corona Specifications

Toyota Corona specifications depend on the generation and version, with gasoline and diesel powertrains across the range. Check the engine and transmission together when considering driving character and maintenance needs. Dimensions help you judge parking space, while equipment deserves a separate check on any car you consider.