Toyota Noah II (R70) gallery (2007–2014)
The second generation Toyota Noah (R70) minivan was produced from 2007 to 2014, delivering improved interior flexibility and Valvematic engines.
The second-generation Toyota Noah, designated R70, launched in Japan in June 2007. Featuring sleeker exterior styling while retaining dual power-sliding side doors, the R70 improved upon interior usability with 360-degree rotating second-row seats and one-touch folding third-row seats. Offered in seven- and eight-passenger layouts, the cabin delivered increased legroom and enhanced cabin acoustic insulation.
Under the hood, the Noah R70 housed 2.0-liter four-cylinder engines, including the 3ZR-FE (143 hp) and the advanced 3ZR-FAE with Valvematic variable valve lift technology (158 hp). All engines were paired with a Super CVT-i transmission across both FWD and 4WD drive configurations. A mid-cycle update in 2010 introduced revised front fascias, updated taillights, and enhanced fuel efficiency across trim levels.