Which is the best Toyota Vehicle ever made?

Question

Going by Reliability, Performance, Versatility, and Design.

Answer 1

The Supra (I don't know why they stopped making them for a while), The Celica, and of course, the MR2. =)

Answer 2

Best Toyota Ever Made

Answer 3

The 1975-1979 Land Cruisers. Stainless steel chassis, bullstrong suspension (although the ride's harsh), a near-bulletproof drivetrain, the willingness to go through knee-deep water AND (best of all) the price of admission is only a fraction of a Land Rover's MSRP.

Most international off-road competition participants use the said Toyota model as their weapons of choice...

Answer 4

Probably the Camry. Versatile, indestructable, does it's job exceedingly well, which is conduct people from point 'A' to point 'B' with no fuss. The only thing that sucks about it is that it's such an appliance. I could also throw in a vote for the Land Cruiser.

Answer 5

I would have to say the Toyota Prius Hybrid which gets 55 miles per gallon around town and 45 miles to the gallon on the highway, and the Prius that they have not introduced to America, the one sold in Japan, will park itself too. You pull up alongside a car to parallel park, and you take your feet off the pedals and your hands off the wheel, and flip the switch on the dashboard, and the car actually parks itself in between two cars.

Answer 6

Camry. I'm a volunteer firefighter/EMT and have to be able to depend on my vehicle to get me to the station quickly and safely. My car is a '98 and has about 130,000 miles on it, but it has had no major mechanical problems besides routine maintenance. It can also handle the high electric load I've put on it from all my warning lights. This car hasn't let me down yet.(knock on wood)

Answer 7

without a doubt in my mind i will Say the Toyota corolla,,i have owned 5 of them,,and all are still going,,one has over 500.000 miles on it,,still the same motor,,and doesn't use any oil to this day,,we call it the freak car,,body is rusting away,,but it still get,s about 25 miles to the gallon,,using the air conditioner,,and yeah ,,the air still work,s,,it,s a 1978 model,,hope this help,s .

Answer 8

I'd have to say the Land Cruisers. Probably because that's the only Toyota I really like, anyway...

Answer 9

I'd have to go for the camry, especially the 2007 Hybrid version.

It's the best in terms of performance, efficiency, comfort and price!

Answer 10

tough call, old fj40's were monsters but so were mkiv supras. i'd say it comes down to which toyota motor is/was the best. but you cant really compare a 2jz to a 3sfe.



i'd say probably Supras though, 800 rwhp on stock bottom end is impressive.

Answer 11

96 Supra

Answer 12

I would say the Toyota Previa. My Previa has been through storms, hail and heavy snowfalls and drove through it fine. It currently has around 300,000 miles on it, and is still running.

Answer 13

definitely the land cruiser, you can't stop the motor in those things. Oh, and a toyota truck with the 22RE with stock tires and no mudding.

Answer 14

1991 Toyota Previa Mini Van.....271,000 miles and still going Great!!!! Used for my tent camping and takes a lot of abuse! Decided I'm going to drive it until it gives up :-)

Answer 15

MR2 its the best in design, speed, and size, they have a great mpg and easy to part on small spots.

Answer 16

I don't know but buy the one being made here in Texas so that San Antonio's financial future brightens.

Answer 17

Camry

best selling car for the past ten years

Toyota must be doing something right

Answer 18

1967 FJ40 landcrusier w/350cid chevy and toyota 4spd trans

Answer 19

Tundra 4x4

Answer 20

The one that is still working

Answer 21

For RELIABILITY? The TERCEL! HANDS DOWN!! The WHOLE BUNCH of them!!

Answer 22

None other then the -TOYOTA LANDCRUISER- Born Supreme.

Answer 23

rav 4 definetly becasue i know a tac team (S.W.A.T.) that uses them over everything else

Answer 24

supra rocks- so does the MR2

Answer 25

land cruiser

Answer 26

all of them

Answer 27

THE TOYOTA SCION!!!!!

Answer 28

COROLLA