Toyota Cresta
I (X60) 1980 - 1984 Sedan
Toyota Cresta Japan model of the E class.
This car is presented with gasoline engine.
The most powerful version of the car has an engine 2.0 (130 hp) gasoline with a 4 gears.
The gasoline engine, 6 cylinders, is located in front of the car. The front suspension are independent suspensions. The car has disc brakes on the front wheels and at the rear.
Specs
1395
1700
2645
4650
175
Gasoline
Automatic 2.0 (130 hp)Basic information
Brand country
Japan
Car class
E
Number of doors
4
Number of seats
5
Dimensions
Length
4650
Width
1700
Height
1395
Wheelbase
2645
Clearance
175
Wheel size
-
Volume and mass
luggage space volume min / max
-
Fuel tank capacity
-
Curb weight
1225
Full mass
-
Transmission
Type transmission
automatic
Number of gears
4
Drivetrain
RWD
Suspension and brakes
Front suspension type
Independent
Rear suspension type
-
Front brakes
Disc
Rear brakes
-
Operating indicators
Maximum speed
-
Acceleration to 100 km/h
-
Fuel consumption city/highway/mixed
-
Environmental class
-
Emissions CO2
-
Engine
Engine's type
Gasoline
Engine location
Front
Displacement
1998
Type supercharging
No
Cylinder arrangement
In-line
Number of cylinders
6
Number of valves on cylinder
-
Diameter cylinder and stroke piston
-
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