Corolla 7th Generation
Toyota
1991 - 1995
Sedan
Body Type
Front-Wheel Drive
Drivetrain
50 L
Fuel Tank
Description
The seventh generation (1991-1995) embraced 1990s rounded styling while maintaining Toyota's reputation for reliability. Featured more modern safety equipment and improved interior quality, though lost some of the sporty character of earlier generations.
General Information
Height:
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Generation:
7th Generation
Production Years:
1991 - 1995
Body Type:
Sedan
Drivetrain:
Front-Wheel Drive
Engines Used:
1.3L 2E, 1.6L 4A-FE, 1.8L 7A-FE
Drag Coefficient:
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Braking & Suspension
Front Brakes:
Disc
Rear Brakes:
Drum
Front Suspension:
MacPherson strut
Rear Suspension:
Torsion beam
Dimensions & Weight
Length:
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Width:
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Height:
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Wheelbase:
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Ground Clearance:
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Curb Weight:
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Gross Weight:
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Payload:
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Towing (braked):
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Fuel Tank:
50 L
Trunk & Interior
Trunk (seats up):
390 L (13.8 cu.ft)
Trunk (seats down):
390 L (13.8 cu.ft)
Seating:
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Performance Range
0-100 km/h:
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Top Speed:
175-190 km/h (109-118 mph)
Transmission:
5-speed manual, 4-speed automatic
Gearbox Options:
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Performance figures vary by engine modification.
Gallery
Advantages
- Styling is modern with rounded shapes that were fashionable in the 1990s giving it contemporary appeal.
- Safety features are improved with optional airbags providing better occupant protection than previous generations.
- Interior is spacious with good headroom and shoulder room making it comfortable for daily use.
- Fuel economy with the 4A-FE engine is excellent delivering economical running costs for budget-conscious buyers.
- Reliability is very strong with Toyota's proven engineering ensuring long service life with proper maintenance.
Pay Attention
- Sporty character is diminished compared to predecessors making it feel more appliance-like for driving enthusiasts.
- Suspension setup is soft which can feel vague through corners affecting driver confidence on winding roads.
- Interior materials on lower trims are basic with hard plastics that feel cheap to the touch.
- Rear disc brakes are not fitted with drum brakes limiting ultimate stopping performance.
- CV axle boots are prone to tearing allowing contamination that can damage the joints prematurely.