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Among all the cars in this Japanese car manufacturing giant's stable, few are as enduring and iconic as the Toyota Corona. Coming out a few years after the high-end Crown, the Corona was intended to be the mid-size version among the "crowned" siblings. While the Crown was the luxury model, the Corona managed to carve a niche for itself as it was one of the first of Toyota's international exports. As might be expected, the specs of the Corona were somewhat more subdued than its bigger contemporariesbeing the first, no one got to compare, and everyone agreed it was a pretty fine ride.

The Toyota Corona was most recognized for two things: fuel economy and versatility. The first characteristic is wholly responsible for the Coronas success in the United States. In the 1970s, the fuel crises forced Americans to rethink their spending patterns, and a lot of different car models simply just didn't fit the budgets anymore. The Corona really shone through in this eragoing for many more miles on a single top-up. The second characteristic only made it more appealingyou could go for the standard sedan version or upgrade to station wagon if you needed more cargo space or leg room!

Even today, the Toyota Corona remains very much relevant. Die-hard owners and first-car purchasers alike continue to speak highly of its ability to save more dollars to the gallon, as well as to fulfill every basic need set to it. As such, you will find a thriving market of Toyota Corona partshigh-quality replacements and upgrades from anything as simple as hoses and covers to more critical components like cylinders, shafts, and motors. The support base is impressive, and guarantees that the Toyota Corona will be plying the roadways and byways of America for many more years to come.