Toyota Chaser

The Toyota Chaser is a mid size car that Toyota produced for six generations, from July 1977 until 2001, sold only at Japanese Toyota Auto Store dealerships as their top level model. It was introduced on the Toyota Mark II platform, started as a four door sedan and hardtop with a two door coupe in the first generation only, and was one of Toyota's triplet sedans, rebadged models of the same car sold through different sales channels together with the Mark II and the Cresta. Production ceased in 2001 when the Chaser and the Cresta were replaced by the short lived Verossa. Generations with their own pages on this site: the first generation, X30 and X40 (1977 to 1979); the second generation, X60 (1980 to 1983); the third generation, X70 (1984 to 1987); the fourth generation, X80 (1988 to 1991); the fifth generation, X90 (1992 to 1995); the sixth generation, X100 (1996 to 2001).