In 1994, the 3VZ engine was replaced by the new 1MZ engine. This engine was produced until 2007, until it was gradually replaced by the new 3MZ-FE engine. 1MZ was a V-shaped six-cylinder power plant with an aluminum alloy block and cylinder head. Each cylinder head was fitted with 2 camshafts, which were made of steel. Continue reading Engine Toyota 1MZ
Toyota Sienna
The Toyota Sienna is a Japanese minivan-type vehicle manufactured by Toyota Motor Corporation. The model name Sienna (Siena) is borrowed from the ancient Tuscan city (region in Italy). The machine has been produced since 1997 and is focused primarily on the US market. The car is also officially sold in Mexico, South Korea and Canada. At the moment, the 4th generation 7/8-seater minivan is being manufactured at assembly plants in the USA, Indiana. Toyota Siena is available in front- and all-wheel drive versions.
Toyota Sienna, 1st generation, 1998
The Toyota Sienna minivan, designed specifically for the US market, was put into production at the US plant in 1998. The car, which became the replacement for the Previa model, was designed on the platform of the Camry sedan. The front-wheel drive car was equipped with a 195 hp V6 3.0 engine and four-speed automatic transmission.
As a result of restyling in 2001, the Toyota Sienna received a slightly updated appearance and an upgraded engine with a variable valve timing system, its output increased to 210 hp.
Toyota Sienna, 2nd generation, 2004
The second generation Toyota Sienna was introduced in 2004. The minivan became noticeably larger, received a new 3.3-liter six-cylinder engine (215–230 hp) instead of the previous one, and rich equipment. Gearbox – only five-speed automatic transmission. In addition, customers began to offer an all-wheel drive modification. In 2007, the Sienna was upgraded: the most significant change is the V6 engine increased to 3.5 liters with a capacity of 266 hp.
Toyota Sienna, 3rd generation, 2010
The third generation of the Sienna minivan has been produced in the US since 2010.
Toyota Sienna, 4th generation, 2020
The Toyota Sienna is a large family minivan that is in its fourth generation in the US starting in 2020.
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Engine Toyota 2GR
The 2GR engine began to be actively used in 2005 instead of the 3MZ-FE. In the process of refinement in the basic version of the internal combustion engine (ICE), the piston stroke was reduced by 12 mm. The Toyota 2GR engine family is the most common powertrain. They are installed on cars of various brands of world brands. Continue reading Engine Toyota 2GR
Engine Toyota 1AR
The 1AR engine began to be produced in 2008 for the North American market and for a long time they did not try to export it to other countries. First of all, the Toyota 1AR engine replaced the 2AZ-FE, and secondly, it filled the gap in the engine line for the original front-wheel drive models between 160-horsepower 2.4 and 280-horsepower 3.5. Continue reading Engine Toyota 1AR