Toyota Tercel

The Toyota Tercel is a subcompact car produced by Toyota in 1978 to 1999.  First generation sold as either a 2- or 4-door sedan, with three-door hatchback. The 1A engine changed by the 3A.The transmission is mounted under floor pan and rear-wheel-drive car.

Toyota redesigned Tercel in May 1982, and it was presented three- or five-door hatchback, four-door station wagon, and also as a four-door sedan, 3-speed automatic or a 4- or 5-speed manual transmission.

In 1986, Toyota announced the third generation with the new 12-valve engine, active suspension, multi-port fuel injection, using the 3E-TEU engine. The GP-Turbo trim came with a unique facelift, which included hidden headlamps.

Fourth generation Tercel came in September 1990, with three-door hatchback, The VZ is presented with 5E-FHE engine, driver's side airbag, and antilock brakes.

Toyota introduced Tercel In September 1994, and the feature was stiffer body, new engine, side impact protection, anti-lock brakes, 4-speed and DX model with 5-speed  manual or automatic transmission and grey bumpers etc.