Toyota Vista

The Toyota Vista was a passenger car launched in Japan in 1982 by Toyota. There were only gasoline or diesel inline 4-cylinder engines. The Vista released in April 1982 as a higher-quality equipment variant of the Toyota Camry. There were a 4-door sedan and a 5-door combination car, 5-speed gearbox and automatic transmission.

The second generation of Vista was offered in August 1986, with 5-door estate was replaced by a 4-door hard-top sedan, and gasoline engines, The 2.0-liter R4 engine 4S-Fi, and automatic transmission.

It was introduced in July 1990. The 1.8 l-4S engine, the 2.0 l-3S engine and the 2.0 l-2C-T turbodiesel engine were available. The models with 2.0 l petrol engine were also available with 4-wheel steering, air conditioning systems contained the new CFC-free refrigerant R134a.

In this platform, Toyota uses a linkage axle instead of the Mcpherson suspension struts. A rear axle with double triangle cross-links was available for all cars with all-wheel drive. In this generation feature the engines with 1.8 l and 2.0 l displacement were available, The GPS navigation, the engine 1.8-2.0 L diesel and 2.2 l, wheelbase 2700 mm etc.