Toyota Mark X Zio

The Toyota Mark X ZiO is a CUV produced by Japan automobile company Toyota Motor Corporation from 2007 to 2013. It replaces the Toyota Mark II Blit and Toyota Opa MPV , and was exclusive to Toyota Japan dealerships Toyopet Store, sold alongside the Mark X Sedan from September 2007.

The Zio was based on the FSC concept car. The vehicle has four independent seats plus free space in the rear and it has "three mode" cabin can accommodate from four to seven passengers. The six-seat models have two rows of independent seats and a console box with arm rest.

The Mark X ZiO shares few features with the Mark X besides the name. The ZiO chassis is derived from the Toyota New MC platform which is the basis of the Auris , Rav4 , Avensis and Prius. The 2.4 L ZiO is available in front-wheel drive (ANA10 chassis code) or four-wheel drive (ANA15 chassis code) with the 2AZ-FE motor and K112 Continuously variable transmission (CVT).

The 3.5 L ZiO is available in front wheel drive only (GGA10 chassis code) with the 2GR-FE motor and U660E 6-speed automatic transmission.

Toyota Mark X ZiO 2007

Toyota Mark X ZiO 2008

Toyota Mark X ZiO 2010

Toyota Mark X ZiO 2011