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Toyota Mark 2
Toyota
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Class mid-size
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Length length - type here
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Weight Weight - you get the point
Transmission transmission + drive
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Similar similar (competition)
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The Toyota Mark 2 was a competitor to the Nissan Laurel, the Nissan Bluebird, and the Madza Luce. The Mark 2 made Toyota a more mainstream and international automaker instead of a small and economy type automaker. It was now becoming popular to people all over the world. In the 1980s the Mark 2 was becoming even popular.

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Generations[]

Ninth Generation (2000-2004)[]

Eighth Generation (1996-2000)[]

Seventh Generation (1992-1996)[]

Sixth Generation (1988-1992)[]

Fifth Generation (1984-1988)[]

Once again the Mark 2 was still available for taxi services, fleet sales, and government agencies. A station wagon version now called the Mark 2 Qualis was introduced in 1984. It was untouched for 13 years and was replaced by the Mark 2 Blit in 2002.

Fourth Generation (1980-1984)[]

This generation Mark 2 became popular. It was now part of commercial, taxi, and driver training vehicles. That made the Mark 2 familiar to everyone in Japan.

Third Generation (1976-1980)[]

This generation had European like styling with a American and British combined front end. This was the last generation to have the Toyopet name. It was still available as a 4-door sedan, a 4-door station wagon, and a 2-door sedan. The Toyota Progres, a car released by Toyota in 1998, had a front end like the Mark 2 but was updated.

Second Generation (1972-1976)[]

The styling came from the Renault 16. In 1973 there were changes to the Mark 2. Now since the Toyota Crown was discontinued in North America, there was a gap in Toyota's North American lineup. That meant the Toyota Mark 2 had to be sold in North America.

First Generation/Origins (1968-1972)[]

The Mark 2 was offered as a 4-door sedan, a 4-door station wagon, and a 2-door coupe. In 1970 there was minor change to the grille. The Mark 2 was sold in North America. The Mark 2 wagon was the largest wagon Toyota has ever sold in North America.

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