1st Generation COROLLA

The first generation Corolla blossomed way back in 1966 in Japan as a Toyota dream to produce a people's car. This rear wheel drive Toyota Corolla was an instant hit - an outstanding compact car that coupled striking appeal with the highest standards of performance.

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In its soul the Toyota Corolla carries a destiny - to stand for everything that represents perfection in the compact sedan category. A destiny that's reflected in the 3 Crore Corollas manufactured in over 150 countries across 14 factories, making it the world's highest selling car.

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1998 was a landmark year for the Toyota Corolla. It saw the arrival of the eighth generation Corolla that carried the awesome 1.8 litre engine under its hood. And what you see before you is the culmination of advanced styling, advanced comfort and advanced performance - the ninth generation Toyota Corolla.

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The seventh generation 1993 Corolla is one that looks familiar. That's when it moved to its current compact size. This 1993 Toyota Corolla is also famous for picking up a whole host of awards along the way.

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Through the years the Toyota Corolla grew in terms of likeability and performance, and 1988 saw the arrival of the sixth generation Toyota Corolla.

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1984 was the year that saw significant changes in the Toyota Corolla. This fifth generation Corolla came with a front wheel drive, and a coupe version - the GT-S, with a 16-valve engine.

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Never content with success, the Toyota dream surged on, and 1979 saw the advent of the fourth generation Toyota Corolla, still with a rear

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The year 1974 saw the third generation Toyota Corolla, a masterpiece of engineering that grew on to become the best-selling vehicle in the world between 1974 and 1977.

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Four years later, in 1970 a new Toyota Corolla emerged, bringing with it a larger 1.2 litre engine. This second generation Corolla actually became the second best selling import car in 1970.

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With "dynamic" and "advance" as keywords, the New Corolla Altis's style moves in a "dignified and youthful" direction. The items that satisfied customers were determined and then incorporated into the vehicle. The unified worldwide body developed was named "Global One" - a fitting name, as this Corolla is one for the entire world to enjoy.