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August 1973 saw the introduction of the Corona T100-Series, commonly called as RT100. It was the 5th generation of Corona nameplate and was bigger in every aspect of the dimensions (including length, width, and wheelbase) than in its predecessor. Instead of a Toyota logo, the car had a unique red colored Corona emblem on its front grille.
Remembering the Toyota Corona RT100 Read More
The Datsun Sunny 1200 GL arrived here in 1970 (the same year when it made its world debut) and was sold by Pakistan Corporation Limited (PCL). This Sunny (B110) was the second generation model of the car and was considered as Datsun’s answer to the Toyota Corolla
Remembering the Dependable Datsun Sunny 1200 GL Read More
Not many know that Toyota for a brief period in the 1990s launched a Hummer H1-inspired SUV called Mega Cruiser. Only a handful of these were built before the production was pulled off. However now, a rare left-hand-drive example has been put up for auction which is listed on Cars & Bids.
A Rare Hummer H1-Inspired 1996 Toyota Mega Cruiser up for Auction Read More
Mini was an intelligently designed two-door, four-seat car, that is considered an icon of 1960s British popular culture & revolutionized automotive development from an engineering perspective.
The Morris Mini Minor aka Austin Mini Read More
With LS400 and Lexus, Toyota literally did the unthinkable. The LS400 is highly regarded as an ‘engineering revolution’ and earned praise from even the most authoritarian motoring journalists as being the best car in the world.
How Toyota Created History with Lexus LS400 Read More
Zastava Automobiles was a Serbian international car manufacturer, a subsidiary of Group Zastava Vehicles. One of the oldest European car manufacturers, the company’s history dates back to 1850s when it was involved in making military equipment & firearms, a section dedicated to automobiles was inaugurated in 1904.
Remembering Zastava Cars in Pakistan Read More
Among the many forgotten cars that Pakistanis used to enjoy in old days was the Skoda 1000MB which was produced by Czechoslovakian manufacturer between 1964 and 1969.
Remembering the Skoda 1000MB Read More
Some cars might turn the heads when they appear as concepts, but for some reasons they don’t make it to the production and eventually fade into the history books. One such car was the Suzuki Hayabusa Sport concept that debuted at the Tokyo Auto Salon in 2002.
Remembering Suzuki Hayabusa Sport Concept from 2002 Read More
Remembering cars from the previous decade, a time when 1 Dollar was equal to 60 Rupees and there was a whole lot to choose from
Remembering ‘Cars from the Previous Decade’ Read More
Before Japanese cars took over the local automotive scene, the market was largely dominated by European & American players in Pakistan.
Remembering Hillman Minx and Imp from 1960s and 70s Read More