1st generation Corona Mark IIT60/
- Years on sale
- 1968–1974
- Drivetrain
- FR
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
Toyota
Toyota Mark II generations and chassis codes
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Overview
Launched as a new model in the Corona series, positioned between the Crown and the Corona. Aimed at Corona owners looking to move up, it was named following a method often used for model changes and grade changes of British cars, and the II carries the meanings of the second generation of the Corona and an upper-class Corona. From the fifth generation the Corona name was dropped and it became the Mark II. The ninth generation was the final model, and its successor, the Mark X, went on sale later.
Translated from Japanese sources. Sources: www.toyota.co.jp / www.toyota.co.jp (2) / www.toyota.co.jp (3) / www.toyota.co.jp (4)
Generations
1st generation Corona Mark IIT60/
2nd generation Corona Mark IIX10/
- Years on sale
- 1972–1976
- Drivetrain
- FR
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
3rd generation Corona Mark IIX30/
- Years on sale
- 1976–1980
- Drivetrain
- FR
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
4th generation Corona Mark IIX50/
- Years on sale
- 1980–1984
- Drivetrain
- FR
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
5th generationX70
- Years on sale
- 1984–1997
- Drivetrain
- FR
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Takayuki Tomohara
6th generationX80
- Years on sale
- 1988–1996
- Drivetrain
- FR
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Tadakiyo Watanabe
7th generationX90
- Years on sale
- 1992–1996
- Drivetrain
- FR / 4WD
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Tadakiyo Watanabe, Takayuki Tomohara
8th generationX100
- Years on sale
- 1996–2001
- Drivetrain
- FR / 4WD
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Tetsuo Hattori
9th generationX110
- Years on sale
- 2000–2004
- Drivetrain
- FR / 4WD
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Hiroshi Ohashi, Kenichiro Fuse, Takayuki Tomohara