What is the AE86?

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AxelFitz
07/29/25 10:37pm
AE86 is a Japanese Toyota car. Introduction to AE86: The AE86 is a Japanese Toyota car, which is the fifth-generation model of the Toyota COROLLA first produced in 1983. It is small in size, relatively lightweight, and not expensive, making it very popular in the 1980s and 1990s. It features a black-and-white color scheme, and when the headlights are turned on at night, the front cover opens. This car uses rear-wheel drive and has performed excellently in many competitions. AE86 is just the chassis code for this model, and it also comes in two-door and two-door hatchback versions, all called AE86. The official name of this car is "Corolla" or it can be referred to as the fourth-generation Corolla. Toyota Corolla: The predecessor of the Corolla is the AE86. The Corolla's body size has significantly increased compared to the previous generation Corolla, presenting a wide and low stance while also creating a spacious interior. The Corolla comes in two engine displacement models, 1.6L and 1.8L. Whether in terms of appearance, configuration, or power, the Corolla has seen significant improvements over the old Corolla. The Corolla is the latest model in its series.
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