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Toyota Sprinter Carib AL25G

1982 – 1988 — Japan

The Toyota Sprinter Carib is a front-engine, all-wheel-drive station wagon produced by Toyota under the Sprinter nameplate from 1982 to 2002. The first generation was based on the second generation Tercel and exported as the Tercel AWD wagon, while the last two generations were based on Corolla/Sprinter wagons and exported as Corolla wagons. The car was named "Carib" after the caribou, symbolizing strength and grace. Key Points: 1. Production Period: The Toyota Sprinter Carib was produced from 1982 to 2002 under the Sprinter nameplate. 2. Different Generations: The first generation was based on the second generation Tercel and exported as the Tercel AWD wagon. The later generations were based on Corolla/Sprinter wagons and exported as Corolla wagons. 3. Design Inspiration: The name "Carib" was inspired by the caribou, symbolizing strength and grace. 4. First Generation (AL25G; 1982): This generation was first introduced for the Japanese market in August 1982 and later exported as the Tercel 4WD wagon. The concept car was initially showcased as the "RV-5" at the Tokyo Motor Show in October 1981. 5. Unique Features: The Toyota Sprinter Carib offered the combination of a station wagon body style with all-wheel drive capability, making it a versatile and practical

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1982 – 1988 — Japan

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