The Toyota Carina II was the name used in Europe from 1984 to 1992 for a large family car that was essentially a rebranded Toyota Corona with minor changes to suit European buyers, such as rear light clusters shortened to fit larger European number plates. The first generation, based on the T150 Corona launched in Japan in January 1983, was shown in Europe in September 1983 and went on sale in early 1984 as a sedan or liftback. The second generation arrived in 1988 on the T170 Corona and added a wagon body, with 1.6 litre and 2.0 litre petrol engines and a 2.0 litre diesel. It was well received in the United Kingdom and the Nordic countries, and the Carina E replaced it in 1992.
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The Toyota Carina is a line of large family cars was introduced in Japan in 1970.
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The T150 series was originally launched in January 1983 in Japan as the Toyota Corona, which brought front-wheel drive to the model and also began the alignment of the Corona, Carina, and Celica platforms.
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First generation (T150), sales start
The Carina II was presented in Europe in September 1983, going on sale in early 1984.
First generation (T150), body styles
This generation was made available in sedan or liftback body styles only.
First generation (T150), liftback body
This generation was made available in sedan or liftback body styles only.
Second generation (T170), wagon body
In this generation a wagon body style was also available, beside the sedan and liftbacks.
First generation (T150), engines
There were two carburetted petrol engines (1.6 and 1.8) and one 2.0 diesel, but the 1.8 was only sold in certain markets.
First generation (T150), diesel engine
There were two carburetted petrol engines (1.6 and 1.8) and one 2.0 diesel, but the 1.8 was only sold in certain markets.
Second generation (T170), petrol engines
Petrol versions were all twin-cam, sixteen-valve inline-four cylinders.
Second generation (T170), discontinuation
The Carina II was discontinued in 1992 and succeeded by the mostly English-built Toyota Carina E.
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The Toyota Carina is a line of large family cars was introduced in Japan in 1970.
First generation (T150), origin
The T150 series was originally launched in January 1983 in Japan as the Toyota Corona, which brought front-wheel drive to the model and also began the alignment of the Corona, Carina, and Celica platforms.
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The Toyota Carina is a line of large family cars was introduced in Japan in 1970.
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The Toyota Carina is a line of large family cars was introduced in Japan in 1970.
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