Toyota Revo
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The Toyota Revo was introduced in the Philippines in 1998.
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[edit] Names
This vehicle is also known under the names in the following countries[1]:
- Unser - Malaysia
- Zace - Vietnam, Taiwan
- Revo, Revo/FX[2] - Philippines
- Condor - Africa
- Kijang - Indonesia, Brunei
- Qualis [3] - India, Nepal
[edit] Variants
Model variants in Philippines are: (DLX, GL, GLX, SR, SR-J, GSX, VX200, VX200-J and VX240D).
[edit] History
Vehicle history before Revo:
- 1991(oct)-199?: FX-HSPU
- 1993(dec)-1997: FX (Diesel 2.0[2C]; Gas 1.5[5K]; Gas 1.8[7K]
History of Revo:
- 1998(sep)-2004: Revo Diesel 2.4[2L]; Gas 1.8[7K-E]; Gas 2.0[1RZ-E]
Successor of Revo: No official successor, but many consider the IMV platform Innova to be its spiritual successor.
[edit] Type
Toyota Revo is considered as an AUV ( Asian Utility Vehicle )
[edit] References
- ^ Global Auto Index Toyota TUV II (HTML). Global Auto Systems Europe Kft.. Retrieved on 2006-07-18.
- ^ Silverwind Catalog (HTML). Silverwind Alloy Castings, Incorporated. Retrieved on 2006-07-18.
- ^ Toyota Qualis Cybersteering Review (HTML). Murad Ali Baig Associates (1999). Retrieved on 2006-07-18.
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