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5-speed automatic
Engine Capacity
1998cc
Power
6000hp
Transmission
185 Speed 4-speed automatic
Drive Type
Front Wheel Drive (FWD) Drive
Torque
4400Nm
Price Range
BDT 3m - 6m
Overview
Discover the 1997 Toyota Corona review, covering performance, reliability, fuel efficiency, and features. A budget-friendly sedan offering comfort and long-lasting durability.
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Top Features
Fuel efficientReliable performanceComfortable rideModern interiorTouchscreen infotainmentABS with EBDGood resale valueSpacious cabinAir conditioningView all specifications and features
Pros
High fuel consumptionReduction of body rollGood boot spaceThe driver can get a good view
Cons
Issues relating to transmission Issues with the air conditioning systemIssues with the suspension systemNot enough room for legs in the passenger cabin oil spillExpert's Opinion
3.1
out of 5
For those who appreciate vintage cars, we think this review will be quite helpful because of the aforementioned reasons. Because of its low fuel consumption, the Toyota Corona can be regarded as a car that offers great value for the money even though it is getting older. Given all of this data, the CarsGuide experts rate the Toyota Corona an overall 8 out of 10.
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Exterior Design
The 1997 Toyota Corona features a conventional sedan design with clean lines and a modest appearance. While it may not stand out in terms of styling, its design emphasizes functionality and practicality.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the engine capacity and power output of the 5-speed automatic?
5-speed automatic comes with a 1,998 cc (1.6 L) engine that produces 145 HP @ 6000 rpm horsepower, delivering reliable performance for daily drives and beyond.
How much torque does the 5-speed automatic generate and at what RPM?
What type of transmission and drive does the 5-speed automatic have?
What is the top speed of the 5-speed automatic?
What body type is the 5-speed automatic and is it suitable for city use?
