Toyota Urban Supporter

The Toyota Urban Supporter is a multistop delivery van that the Japanese company Toyota built from July 2001 to July 2004. It was first presented in July 2001 and was positioned on the market as the successor to the Toyota QuickDelivery 100. Technically it was derived from the Toyota Dyna. The van was powered by a 3.0 litre inline four-cylinder 5L diesel engine rated at 67 kW (91 PS). On a wheelbase of 2,300 mm the body measured 4,640 mm in length. It was offered with the engine at the front and either rear wheel drive (4x2) or all wheel drive (4x4). It sat in the small commercial vehicle class used for urban deliveries, where the multistop body lets the driver step in and out repeatedly.