The Toyota Cressida is a wagon, sedan and coupe model, produced 1977–1988, spanning 8 generations with 16 variants in the Cars-Data.com database. Generations covered include the Cressida Combi (1985-1987), Cressida (1985-1988), Cressida Combi (1983-1985) and Cressida (1983-1985). Body styles across the Cressida lineage span wagon, sedan and coupe, reflecting different market positions throughout production. Each variant page provides engine displacement, power in HP and kW, 0–100 km/h acceleration, top speed, fuel consumption, CO₂ emissions, dimensions, and list price at launch.
The Toyota Cressida has 8 generations with 16 total variants in the Cars-Data.com database. Each generation has its own page listing all variants with engine specs, performance figures, and consumption data.
The Toyota Cressida has been produced 1977–1988. Throughout this period the model evolved across multiple generations, each introducing new engine options, body styles, and technology upgrades.
The Toyota Cressida is available as Wagon, Sedan, Coupe. These body styles reflect the different market positions and use cases the model has served across its production history.
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This model has been sold under different names across markets — same car, different badge or nameplate.
| Generation | Power | 0–100 km/h | Variants | Price | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cressida (1977-1981)1977–1981 | 88 hp | 13.5 s | 2 | €9k–€10k | ★ 3.0 |
| Cressida (1981-1983)1981–1983 | 92 hp | 15.6 s | 3 | €13k–€14k | ★ 3.0 |
| Cressida (1983-1985)1983–1985 | 93 hp | 14.5 s | 3 | €13k–€17k | ★ 3.2 |
| Cressida (1985-1988)1985–1988 | 135 hp | 11.5 s | 3 | €22k–€28k | ★ 3.0 |