@toyota_publica
A compact car designed for economy and efficiency, popular in urban environments.
14 generations of the Toyota Publica
@1200cc_van
The Publica 1200 Van was introduced in 1970, featuring a 1200cc engine. Designed for commercial use, this variant offers a larger cargo space while maintaining the compact dimensions desirable in urban settings.
@publica_1_0l_sedan
The Publica 1.0L Sedan was introduced in 1961 and is one of the earliest variants of the Publica model. It features a 1000cc inline-4 engine producing approximately 45 horsepower, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan variant is designed for economical commuting and offers a compact design suitable for urban environments.
@publica_1_0l_coupe
The Publica 1.0L Coupe was also introduced in 1961 and features the same 1000cc inline-4 engine as its sedan counterpart. It provides a sportier profile with a two-door design, appealing to younger buyers looking for a compact yet stylish vehicle. This variant emphasizes agility and fuel efficiency.
@publica_1_2l_sedan
The Publica 1.2L Sedan was introduced in 1968, featuring a slightly more powerful 1200cc inline-4 engine capable of producing approximately 60 horsepower. This variant maintained the compact design while offering enhanced performance and comfort, making it a popular choice among families.
@publica_1_2l_coupe
The Publica 1.2L Coupe was introduced in 1968 alongside its sedan variant. It features the same 1200cc engine and delivers a sporty driving experience with its two-door configuration. This coupe variant appeals to those seeking a blend of style and practicality in a compact package.
@publica_1_3l_van
The Publica 1.3L Van was introduced in 1967 as a versatile variant of the Publica model. Equipped with a 1300cc inline-4 engine producing around 70 horsepower, this van variant is designed for utility and practicality, making it suitable for small businesses and families needing extra cargo space.
@publica_1_5l_sedan
The Publica 1.5L Sedan was introduced in 1971, featuring a 1500cc inline-4 engine that delivers approximately 75 horsepower. This variant represents a shift towards more powerful and spacious vehicles, catering to the needs of families while maintaining the Publica's reputation for reliability and efficiency.
@publica_1_5l_coupe
The Publica 1.5L Coupe, introduced in 1971, shares the same 1500cc engine as the sedan variant. This coupe focuses on sportiness and style, appealing to customers looking for a compact car with a dynamic appearance and enhanced performance.
@publica_800
The Publica 800 was introduced in 1961 as the first generation of the Toyota Publica. It features an 800cc K-series engine producing 40 hp, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan variant was designed for practicality and economy, targeting urban drivers and small families.
@publica_1000
The Publica 1000 was introduced in 1966 as an upgrade to the original model. It features a 1000cc K-series engine generating 50 hp, with improved handling and comfort. This sedan variant catered to a growing market looking for a compact and reliable vehicle.
@publica_1200
The Publica 1200 was introduced in 1969, offering a larger 1200cc engine that produced 60 hp. This variant improved performance and fuel efficiency, making it a popular choice among compact car buyers throughout its production run.
@publica_van_1000
The Publica Van 1000 was introduced in 1966 specifically for commercial use. It shares the 1000cc engine with the sedan variant and features a spacious cargo area, making it ideal for small businesses and deliveries.
@publica_1200_coupe
The Publica 1200 Coupe was introduced in 1970 as a sporty variant of the Publica line. It features a 1200cc engine producing 60 hp, with a sleek two-door design that emphasizes style and performance for younger drivers.
@publica_1300
The Publica 1300, launched in 1972, comes equipped with a 1300cc engine that delivers 75 hp. This variant aimed to provide a blend of practicality and performance, appealing to families and commuters alike.