The Toyota Mark II Blit is a mid-size station wagon made by the Japanese automaker Toyota. The wagon was introduced in January 2002, fifteen months after the Mark II sedan of the X110 series came out in October 2000, and it marked the return to the Mark II platform with a rear-wheel drive layout and optional all-wheel drive, replacing the front-wheel drive Mark II Qualis. Its trim levels were identical to the sedan's, except that it was not offered in the Grande trim. In May 2003 a 35th Anniversary edition based on the 2.5iR-S, 20iR Four and 2.0iR trims was released, with special 11-spoke 17-inch alloy wheels and a navigation system.
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is a mid-size station wagon manufactured by the Japanese automaker Toyota
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The Mark II Blit uses inline six-cylinder engines with VVT-i technology, the same as its sedan counterpart.
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