Toyota Cressida - 1977 brochure review

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A look at the early Cressida

[@gunnarkvinlaug9079]

My dad had a Mrk II from 1982 and it was a nice car, more then cabable comperison to a Granada. The Mrk I probably suffered a little bit cause the most atraction was on the bigger Crown, but I remember seing lots of the Mrk II her in Norway in the 80 and 90's.

[@MohdjesriOthman-oi1id]

Nice too see this Toyota Cressida mk1 .

[@adampowell5376]

I have memories of it. My Group Scout Leader had a white 'T'-reg estate. I went in it a few times and remember it as quite a nice car. With just 89 bhp I wonder who this car was competing against if anyone?

[@jamessmith-on3jf]

My pals mum had a S reg Cressida estate. He borrowed it regularly and always drove flat-ou. My memory of this car is above average reliability/refinement/ and the heater was way better than the fords of that era.

[@rjbiker66]

Cressida was popular in Australia.
We had a 2.6l 6 cylinder.

[@tarlocksagoo7190]

My dad had a 1979 Cressida estate. It was a very solid car and nice to drive. But it ended up rusting away..

[@mattw8332]

Predecessor to the 1983 Camry if I'm not mistaken.

[@minimaxi802]

I remember seeing a few Toyota Cressidas in the 1980s and thought they looked bland. The only one I have been in was a minicab in Leeds.

[@MohdjesriOthman-oi1id]

Can you publish the Celica gt4 brochure in this channel.if you have a brochure

[@quarterlight]

I don’t have too many performance brochures

[@simonspider]

Do you live in Canada still mate?

[@quarterlight]

Yep still in Canada

[@user-lx6bl2wd8g]

Another interesting and enjoyable review. One id like reviewed is the Nissan 300 C, known as the Cedric out in Asia.

[@quarterlight]

I will keep an eye out for that one