Beemax 24024 Toyota Carina E [ST191] '94 BTCC VER.

The Toyota Carina was a Japanese middle class passenger car that was presented to the general public for the first time in 1970. Its serial production took place in the years 1970-2001, and it lasted in Europe until 1997. The car was powered - depending on the version - with an engine with a capacity of 1.6 to 2.0 liters. Production took place, among others, in Japan at the plants in Tsutsumi and Shimoyama The Carina model was developed by the Toyota Motor Company, initially as a four-door version of the Celica model, but with time it became a twin similar model to the Toyota Corona, but it had a more sporty exterior, interior and slightly better performance. In the course of serial production, three main generations of Toyota Carina were created, the first of which was already exported to the USA and Western Europe. This model was offered in various body versions, such as: 5-door hatchback, 4-door sedan or 5-door station wagon. The Carina model was replaced by the Allion and Avensis models in the Toyota Motor Company offer.