Aoshima 1982 Toyota Corona HT 2000GT 1/24 Scale

The Toyota Corona is an automobile manufactured by the Japanese automaker Toyota between 1957 and 2000. While in the United States it was classified until 1983 as a compact car and later on as a mid-size car, in Europe it was always regarded as a large family car.

The longest-running model was the rear-wheel drive seventh-generation (T142) model, which began production in 1981 and was still manufactured locally by Toyota Australia in 1987, even though by that time a front-wheel drive version (originally called the Toyota Corona FF and marketed in some countries as the Toyota Carina) had already been released. The diesel version, CT141, was commonly used for taxi in Singapore.