Sedan

Facelift

5th generation

The Toyota Mark II was a mid-size rear-wheel-drive sedan produced from 1968 through the early 2000s, serving as a step-up model between the Corona and Crown in Toyota's Japanese lineup. Known for its comfortable ride, upscale trim, and range of inline-four and inline-six engines, the Mark II built a reputation for reliability and understated luxury, appealing to businessmen and families alike. Later generations gained popularity in tuning and drift circles thanks to their sturdy RWD chassis and turbocharged straight-six options. Eventually rebranded as the Mark X, the Mark II remains a respected nameplate reflecting Toyota's engineering consistency and long-standing appeal in the JDM market.

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Toyota Motor Corporation is one of the world’s largest and most influential automobile manufacturers, known for its innovation, quality, and reliability. Founded in 1937 by Kiichiro Toyoda, Toyota is a global leader in the automotive industry, with a wide range of vehicles including sedans, SUVs, pickup trucks, and hybrid and electric vehicles.

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Mark II

1800 GL

1800 GR

1800 GR Saloon

1800 STD

2000 Grande

2000 Grande TWINCAM24

2000 LG

2000 LS

2400 GL Diesel

2400 GL Turbo Diesel

2400 GR Saloon Turbo Diesel

2400 GR Turbo Diesel

Toyota Mark II 5th generation Facelift Sedan

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Toyota Mark II 1800 GL

Toyota Mark II 1800 GR

Toyota Mark II 1800 GR Saloon

Toyota Mark II 1800 STD

Toyota Mark II 2000 Grande

Toyota Mark II 2000 Grande TWINCAM24

Toyota Mark II 2000 LG

Toyota Mark II 2000 LS

Toyota Mark II 2400 GL Diesel

Toyota Mark II 2400 GL Turbo Diesel

Toyota Mark II 2400 GR Saloon Turbo Diesel

Toyota Mark II 2400 GR Turbo Diesel

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