Toyota Sprinter

The Toyota Sprinter was a compact sedan car produced by the Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corporation between 1968-2001. It was also called the "brother" of the popular model Toyota Corolla.

First generation was produced with the 1077 cc K engine in 1968. This was the only version to include the word "Corolla" in its name and sold as the Toyota Corolla Sprinter. In 1978, a competitor to the Sprinter introduced by Nissan called the Pulsar.

The sixth generation in 1987 was added a coupe varient called "Sprinter Cielo" and station wagon sold "Sprinter Carib". Eight generation (E110 series) from Sprinter was went to sale in 1996 and after this generation it was replaced by the Toyota Allex.

Toyota Sprinter Car 1991

Toyota Sprinter Car 1997

Toyota Sprinter Car 1998

Toyota Sprinter Car 1999

Toyota Sprinter Car 2000