Toyota Sprinter Trueno (AE86) History

Toyota Sprinter Trueno (AE86)

Since starred in several films, notably titled "Initial D", popularity Toyota Sprinter Trueno (AE86) is increasing.

Retro car lovers and racing drifting in the asian country started to hunt this Hachiroku. But before discussing about the involvement of the Japanese Retro Car was in the movie Initial D, admin want to give you the history of production.

Toyota Sprinter Trueno Initial D Anime

Since it was first produced in 1983, Toyota Sprinter Trueno (AE86) is available in 2 choices of body shapes, ie 2 door coupe and a 3 door liftback. Then in 1986, the two types of Trueno underwent minor changes to the exterior (facelift) and interior.

Sprinter Trueno VS Corolla Levin

Exterior changes include the rear lights, front and rear bumpers, front and rear turn signal lights, dusk lights in the front bumper (corner lights), trim light located below the headlights, and grille. While the interior of the change in design of the seat, upholstery fabric, and also improving the quality of all parts of the interior made from plastic.

Toyota Sprinter Trueno Interior

According to the info I read, this Trueno 1983-1985 output in Japanese dubbed "Zenki", which means "the first" in English. While Trueno produced between the years 1986-1987, dubbed "kouki" which in English means "the last".

Sprinter Trueno VS Corolla Levin Taillight

Well ... hopefully the info had been able to broaden the MCR friend about Toyota Sprinter Trueno (AE86).