1984 Toyota Corolla Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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Painted it purple, the only reason the corner lenses are green is because its so sark it almost looks like black paint so I had to bring out the color some more to make it obvious thumbnail
Im saleing her 800 my wife wants it gone or she will go so car must go  thumbnail
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Finally together thumbnail
How it currently looks as of 2/16/11 thumbnail
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AE111 20v Blacktop. loads of suspension stuff. 167bhp thumbnail
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supras in back, before i dropped the front. sexy sexy thumbnail
Levins in the mist thumbnail
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DIY. thumbnail
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$6,688 to $7,968

What owners say

AI Summary · 10 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1984 Toyota Corolla express positive feelings about its performance and reliability. Many appreciate its fun driving experience and good fuel economy, although some noted that handling is not fantastic. Owners liked the build quality and the classic 80s appearance, but a few expressed concerns about the interior quality and lack of power from the smaller engine."

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This machine is the car of my dreams, and has been for many years. Its dated styling and simple RWD solid axle platform just add to its already strong old-school charm. Many may recognize this car from the late 90s japanese animation Initial D, as well as from Polyphony Digitals Gran Turismo series for the Sony Playstation (1,2,3). Its 1.6 liter DOHC 16 valve (the 4AG-E) Yamaha-developped engine with a lofty 7300rpm redline putting out a mere 126hp in GTS trim may be laughable by todays standards, but back in 1983, it was the most volumetrically efficient motor ever released on a production car and its 2100 lbs curb weight made it a perfect first race car for anyone wanting to learn the ropes. My car has been through 3 newer engines already, and updated 1994 high compression 20 valve Silvertop 4AG with inidividual throttle bodies ( 8000rpm) and a revised 20 valve, known as the Blacktop 4AG with lighter internals and even higher compression and redline were put to use. The car now sits gutted open, stitch and seam welded with a custom transmisison cage and firewall to house a very special and extremely rare 2004 toyota Altezza RS200z engine and 6 -speed transmission. This engine, known as the 4th generation of the 2.0 liter 16 valve DOHC Yamaha developped 3SGE ( aka BEAMS) puts out 215 hp and revs to a stratospheric 8500 rpm, all while making a song that could make Metallica green with envy.

August 3, 2008

Like it, it's a good start into any type of motor sport. Stylish, easy to work on, fun to drive. Gets great gas mileage, even when heavy on the throttle. Only downer is parts take awhile to get for it.

February 15, 2011

I got this car when it had 132,000 miles on it. It ran like a top needing only an alternator and a clutch in the 6 years I owned it. I sold it for more than I had paid for it with 203,000 miles on it and it ran for that owner until 237,000 when the wiring finally started shorting out. It still ran but was sold for parts.

May 18, 2008

$6,688 to $7,968