Station wagon

3rd generation

The Toyota Caldina is a compact/midsize wagon sold mainly in Japan from 1992 to 2007. Originally developed as a practical Corolla/Carina-based wagon, it later became sportier and more distinctive, especially with the GT-T and GT-Four versions, which used turbocharged all-wheel-drive drivetrains related to Toyota’s Celica performance models.

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Toyota Caldina 3rd generation Station wagon

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