Toyota Sprinter E110, 8 generation 05.1995 - 03.1997

During the collapse of the Japanese soap bubble economy, the automotive market has redefined the value of compact sedans. Sprinter can be called the "brother" of Corolla - the best-selling car in the world, for many years the leader in terms of sales in Japan.
  In 1997, at the same time as Corolla, Sprinter suffered some changes in appearance: the design of the radiator grille, headlights, brake lights, and bumper changed. In addition, the practicality of this car has increased - thanks to the increased boot volume. Inside, the dashboard and seat shape have changed.

  The Sprinter body complies with American safety standards (at the time of its release). The reason for changing the body to the GOA type is the requirements of the time. In addition, Sprinter uses internal equipment that meets the standards for head punch mitigation as part of US automotive safety requirements. This car also has seat belts that adjust the tension, and a child seat mounted in the rear seats. The salon is equipped with full power accessories.

  Sprinter is equipped with economical engines of 1.3 and 1.5 liters.