In April 1973 the 3.4 liter 4V engine was introduced on the Century along with a host of other changes. The manually shifted Type A version was discontinued in 1973, and the Type B in August 1974. It was the fifth year of the first generation, which kept its V8 engine. It was model year 3 of 10 in the Toyota Century (first generation, G20, G30 and G40), 1967 to 1996, coming after the 1972 model year and before the 1974 model year. Model year pages for the Toyota Century run from 1967 to 2025.
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Source Wikipedia: Toyota CenturyLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, manufacturer
is a line of full-size luxury cars and limousines produced mainly for the Japanese market
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Source Wikipedia: Toyota CenturyProduction transfer, Higashi-Fuji planttier 2Quote, Production transfer, Higashi-Fuji plant
From 1967 to 2020, the Century was assembled at the Higashi-Fuji plant (Susono, Shizuoka) owned by Kanto Auto Works and its successor Toyota Motor East Japan.
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In April 1973, the 3.4 L 4V was introduced.
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is a line of full-size luxury cars and limousines produced mainly for the Japanese market
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The manually shifted versions (Type A and Type B) were discontinued in 1973 and August 1974 respectively.
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