Toyota Celsior Review – Price, Specs And Fuel
In 1989, Toyota launched the first Lexus car, the LS 400 executive sedan. The specially created luxury brand was aimed at the American market. However, there was also a demand for cars of this class in Japan, so a right-hand drive version of the vehicle, called the Toyota Celsior, soon appeared. The rear-wheel drive sedan was driven by a V8 4.0 engine (260 hp) and a four-speed automatic transmission. In 1992, the model was restyled.
Toyota Celsior • 2nd generation
Second generation Toyota Celsior sedan after restyling (1997-2000)
In 1994, the second generation Toyota Celsior debuted, externally and technically similar to the previous model. The power of the modernized engine increased by 5 “horses.” The list of options includes dual-zone climate control, a CD changer, and a navigation system. As a result of the 1997 restyling, the Celsior received a slightly modified appearance, a new five-speed automatic transmission, and an increase in engine power to 280 hp. With.
Toyota Celsior • 3rd generation
Third-generation Toyota Celsior sedan (2000-2006)
Third-generation cars were produced from 2000 to 2006. A new 4.3-litre V8 with a capacity of 280 hp was prepared for them. With. 2003, the car’s appearance was refreshed, and the five-speed automatic transmission was replaced with a six-speed one. The fourth generation Lexus LS 460, introduced in 2006, was also sold in the Japanese market, so the Celsior disappeared from the lineup.
