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Toyota Chaser X80

1988 – 1992 · Japan

The Toyota Chaser, originally a mid-size car, was part of the Toyota lineup for six generations until production ceased in 2001. Initially, it was available as a four-door sedan or hardtop sedan, with a two-door coupé introduced in the first generation. The Chaser was built on the Toyota Mark II (X30) platform and was exclusively offered at Japanese Toyota Auto Store dealerships as the top-tier model. Key Points: 1. The Toyota Chaser was a mid-size car manufactured by Toyota and was part of the company's lineup for six generations. 2. Originally available as four-door and hardtop sedans, a two-door coupé variant was introduced in the first generation. 3. The Chaser was based on the Toyota Mark II (X30) platform and was exclusively sold at Japanese Toyota Auto Store dealerships as their premium model. 4. The Chaser, along with the Mark II and Cresta, were known as Toyota's "triplet sedans," being rebadged versions of the same car marketed through different dealership channels. 5. Production of the Chaser ceased in 2001, coinciding with the replacement of both the Chaser and Cresta by the short-lived Verossa model. Overall, the Toyota Chaser, with its various body styles and association with the Mark II and Cresta models, played a significant role in Toyota's lineup until its discontinuation in 2001.

2 versions of the Toyota Chaser X80

Version	Years	Engine	Power	Torque	Gearbox	Drive	Body
Toyota Chaser X80 Supercharged	1988 to 1992	2.0L supercharged inline-six	127 kW (170 hp)	226 Nm	Auto	RWD	COUPE
Toyota Chaser X80 Twin-Turbo	1988 to 1992	2.5L twin-turbo inline-six	209 kW (280 hp)	363 Nm	Auto	RWD	COUPE