I love this vehicle. So well designed, and from an era when Toyota was top reliability. Might not be the prettiest thing but definitely could outlive most owners if treated nicely.
Lovely little survivor and great order for 196'000km/121'000 miles, we got a heap of these in NZ as 2nd hand imports, never ceases to amaze me the endless specification variation the Japanese offer on any one model, base spec is always the winner for me though, simple is always best.
Thanks for having me discover that car I never heard about. For sure, it's really minimalist. But I'm fond of this kind of basic cars that are easy to maintain and built to last forever. 10/10 would adopt as a daily driver. 👌
I live in the Philippines and we have a 2005 Toyota Revo wagon. 5-speed manual transmission with a 2L 2.4 OHC 8V I4. We've had her since new and she is now called Black Betty. On the highway, she gets around 40 mpg or 17 kml. In 2010 she was in a flood with water about 4 feet high. After getting her detailed we had to replace the starter motor. She's never let us down and the only time we were stranded on the highway was when the big dummy writing this forgot to get fuel. Best car in my 50 years of driving and Black Betty will outlive me.
In Europa this model is called ‘Carina E’ 😊 There was LOADS of these on the roads, also in Wagons, for 10-15 years ago, but now a days they are scrapped, or exported to Africa
Here in Perú we used to import them used from Japan and convert them to LHD. You can still see them around, specially in rural áreas and they still cost a pretty penny. That 2C engine Will run easilly 500k miles + if propperly maintained.
Interesting to see how agricultural that thing is compared to the European Carina E even though it has 4wd. My family has 94 Carina E GLI 1.6L wagon like that but it's FWD, however it shares the body with the Caldina since it seems like you could retrofit the 4wd system to our Carina. Apparently they made the wagon versions in Japan atleast up until 94. Many of the sedans and other body types were made in the UK. Interior of the Carina E is much more "luxurious" compared to that Caldina. Some parts are completely different like the dash, steering wheel and doorcards. I heard that the Carina E was in between the Corolla and Camry, Camry being the highest tier and the most expensive and Corolla the least.
I love this vehicle. So well designed, and from an era when Toyota was top reliability. Might not be the prettiest thing but definitely could outlive most owners if treated nicely.
We agree! Glad you enjoyed
Lovely little survivor and great order for 196'000km/121'000 miles, we got a heap of these in NZ as 2nd hand imports, never ceases to amaze me the endless specification variation the Japanese offer on any one model, base spec is always the winner for me though, simple is always best.
Thanks for having me discover that car I never heard about. For sure, it's really minimalist. But I'm fond of this kind of basic cars that are easy to maintain and built to last forever. 10/10 would adopt as a daily driver. 👌
I live in the Philippines and we have a 2005 Toyota Revo wagon. 5-speed manual transmission with a 2L 2.4 OHC 8V I4. We've had her since new and she is now called Black Betty. On the highway, she gets around 40 mpg or 17 kml.
In 2010 she was in a flood with water about 4 feet high. After getting her detailed we had to replace the starter motor. She's never let us down and the only time we were stranded on the highway was when the big dummy writing this forgot to get fuel.
Best car in my 50 years of driving and Black Betty will outlive me.
amazing anecdote.
Mabuhay ng kotse mo.
Wow! Thanks for sharing your story.
in my use there was exactly such a сaldina as in this video, I was happy with the car, good luck with the sale!
Looks like a European Toyota Carina E Station Wagon
That's because it's exactly that, a Carina E in JDM spec.
The Carina in Europe! Great to know, thanks for the tidbit!
@@OttoEx was sold until the late 90's, that one was the last gen, the Carina "E"
I saw this on the website, absolutely love it
You had me at AM only radio 😂 📻 Thats some reaall work truck vibes
Nice video. I have 2 84 Corolla liftbacks with the 1C and a 86 Camry with a 2C-T All of which still run great.
That's a beautiful and not suphisticated car I have ever seen and I'm jealous and I want one
these things are everywhere at my country
In Europa this model is called ‘Carina E’ 😊 There was LOADS of these on the roads, also in Wagons, for 10-15 years ago, but now a days they are scrapped, or exported to Africa
You failed to show the engine compartment?
You can check out the full photo gallery on our website to see pictures of the engine compartment
back when simpliciity doesnt have to come with inferiority in quality.
100% truth!
I want the sedan version.
Here in Perú we used to import them used from Japan and convert them to LHD. You can still see them around, specially in rural áreas and they still cost a pretty penny. That 2C engine Will run easilly 500k miles + if propperly maintained.
this car,also.been sale at brunei.got 3 version.2.0 liter.diesel.2.0.petrol.last is the rare.2.0 petrol.motor 3sgte.all wheel drive.turbo.auto.tq.
Interesting to see how agricultural that thing is compared to the European Carina E even though it has 4wd. My family has 94 Carina E GLI 1.6L wagon like that but it's FWD, however it shares the body with the Caldina since it seems like you could retrofit the 4wd system to our Carina. Apparently they made the wagon versions in Japan atleast up until 94. Many of the sedans and other body types were made in the UK. Interior of the Carina E is much more "luxurious" compared to that Caldina. Some parts are completely different like the dash, steering wheel and doorcards. I heard that the Carina E was in between the Corolla and Camry, Camry being the highest tier and the most expensive and Corolla the least.
Ive got this same car, except mine is branded as a carina e, and its a 1.8 FWD 7AFE. Oh, and mine is a sedan ;)
I WANT ONE!!!!
very amazing indeed.
why is this like the tercel but wagon?
Thats a carina estate
Is this car called corona in asia market?
If only it was browne
browne❌ dieselle✅ manuelle✅ wagonne✅ jaydeeem✅
one step away from r/carscirclejerk doing naughty things to it
manuele✅ disele ✅ wogonne ✅ browne ❌
did they come in LH drive?
Yes, in Europe, the Carina wagon
magnificent car....but that glaring omission of a tach is a bit heartless by the manufacturer.
About $8,000 US
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You're welcome!
How much 1,267,288.74 yen
I'll give you $6,000 plus a 2007 Yaris hatch, but it'll take me 3 days to get there.😢
2:04 Rims and tires too small.