The Century received a complete redesign in April 1997, although the new model contained similar design cues to the previous generation, and it was installed with a Toyota designed and built V12, an engine bespoke to the Century. It was initially equipped with a 4 speed automatic until a 6 speed intelligent transmission arrived in 2005. Toyota began limited official exports of the G50 to Europe and Asian markets including China and the Middle East in November 1998. The second generation was discontinued on 4 February 2017.
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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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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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WikipediaG50, redesign
received a complete redesign in April 1997
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is a line of full-size luxury cars and limousines produced mainly for the Japanese market
G50, exports
began limited official exports of the G50 Century to Europe and Asian markets
G50, discontinued
The second generation Century was discontinued on 4 February 2017
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