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Toyota Corona ST200

1992 – 1998

The Toyota Corona, produced by Japanese automaker Toyota between 1957 and 2001, spanned eleven generations and played a crucial role in Toyota's global expansion. Positioned just below the Crown in Toyota's product lineup, it was initially marketed in Japan through the Toyopet Store dealership channels. The Corona was among the first Toyota models to be exported to international markets, paving the way for the iconic Toyota Corolla. In North America, Toyota had struggled with its previous passenger car model, the Toyopet, which faced limited success before being withdrawn in 1961. The launch of the Corona shifted the narrative for Toyota in the North American market, setting the stage for the company's success in the region. Despite facing competition from various automakers, the Toyota Corona gained popularity for its reliability, fuel efficiency, and overall value proposition. With each generation, Toyota continued to refine the Corona, incorporating new technologies and design features to meet evolving consumer demands. Throughout its production run, the Toyota Corona evolved to embrace changing automotive trends while staying true to its core principles of quality and affordability. With a legacy spanning over four decades, the Corona remains a significant milestone in Toyota's history and a testament to the brand's commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction. Key Points: - Toyota Corona manufactured by Toyota from 1957 to 2001 across eleven generations - Initial success in Japan before expanding to global markets - Played a pivotal role in Toyota's success in North America - Known for reliability,

2 versions of the Toyota Corona ST200

Version	Years	Engine	Power	Torque	Gearbox	Drive	Body
Toyota Corona ST200 EXiV	1992 to 1998	Inline-four	134 kW (180 hp)	191 Nm	Manual	FWD	SEDAN
Toyota Corona ST200 SF	1992 to 1998	Inline-four	104 kW (140 hp)	186 Nm	Auto	FWD	LIFTBACK