Newer Corollas

[Blueneon]

Probably a touchy and maybe even pointless subject, but I saw a corolla on a 'K' plate (1992 ish i think) that looked very 'levin' like it was probably an import but I really liked it.

In passing, has anyone found a corolla site that lists the range?

Thanks

[Mux213]

FWD junk man!

There has been an FWD trueno import running around Holland going from buyer to buyer because the car looks great but the underside is ready for the junkyard.

When I first saw it I could swear it was a trueno coupe but later learned it was newer and FWD and on closer inspection you can see the differences in the nose which is much more late 80ies, early 90ies style.

[Blueneon]

Yup I know it fwd, :wink:

It was just interesting to see, I thought I had seen all the forms of corolla, but I missed this one!

[banpei]

I'd say take your pick:
http://winterpalace.customer.netspace.net.au/cfwd.html

You can also see the Trueno Mux is talking about under the AE92, and my best guess is you saw this AE92:

It is the twin brother of the Trueno AE92

[Apolan]

but the new ('95ish) Levin and Toreno with blacktops are preety cool.. at least they are in grand turismo 4

[Blueneon]

Thanks Banpei, thats what I wanted


I think the car I saw was an AE102

[Blueneon]

What does 'Seca' mean?

[Corey]

Blueneon Wrote:What does 'Seca' mean?

seca means liftback

i have ae92 seca - its ae92 in liftback body

[banpei]

AE102? Those are very common in Holland.

[The Doctor]

no, they aren't Banpei

AE102's have a different front end.
We got the AE101's over here.

Kinda strange, because AE101 is the name for the Hatchback and the Coupe.