Toyota Allion I (T240) photos
2001 — 2007 · sedan
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About this generation
The first generation Toyota Allion (T240) sedan was produced for the Japanese market from 2001 to 2007.
The Toyota Allion compact sedan, designated T240, launched in Japan in December 2001 replacing the long-running Carina line. Named from the phrase 'All in one', the front-wheel-drive T240 offered a spacious cabin featuring rare reclining rear seats.
Engines ranged from a 1. 5-liter 1NZ-FE to a 2. 0-liter 1AZ-FSE direct-injection engine.
Specifications
54550 mm179.1 in
Length
1695 mm66.7 in
Width
1470 mm57.9 in
Height
2700 mm106.3 in
Wheelbase
160 mm6.3 in
Ground clearance
Petrol
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