in 1981 and Road & Track called it the 'commuter car for the 1980's.' Only briefly introduced in the U.S. The Starlet was first introduced in the U.S. A microcomputer very precisely controlled both fuel flow and featured diagnostic capabilities. The new electronic fuel injection system that was started in the 1980's increased both fuel economy and performance. The grille was updated in 1980 for the de rigeur square headlights that affected nearly every car at the time, despite their lower utility and their higher cost. The vehicle was updated in 1980 and now featured square headlight. The levels of trim of the Starlet 60 series were Standard, Deluxe, GL, XL, S and SE. Available with 993, 1,166 and 1,290 cc engine, both three-door and 5-door hatchbacks were available in export markets, though a very unique 5-door wagon variant was sold in Honk Kong, Germany and Japan. This model kept the original engines and added a 1.3 liter four-cylinder and both two and four door hatchbacks were sold throughout the world with even a four-door wagon sold in some areas. Known to a very few American's, the Starlet KP60 was still sold as a Publica in some areas. Introduced in 1978, the Starlet 60 series is a much better known lineup, mainly since it was the first to be extensively sold outside of Japan. Until 1984, the Starlet/Publica was rear wheel drive. The grades of the Publica Starlet 40 series were Standard, Deluxe, Hi-Deluxe, ST, and SR. Available variant models were the 2-door sedan and the 3-door wagon, with the 4-door sedan arriving in October of 1973. Typically, the Starlet resembled a shortened Corolla. It was available with 1.0 and 1.2 liter engines. Originally, the vehicle had been launched in April of 1973 as the Publica Starlet 40 series. The Starlet retained the Publica's 'P' code and generation numbering.

Debuting in 1973, the Starlet was Toyota's small replacement to the Toyota Publica the Publica nomenclature continued to be utilized in some of Toyota's export markets. Max speed: 150 km/h Acceleration 0-100 km/sec: 13.3 sec Number of cylinders: 4 Cylinder layout: Queue Valves per cylinder: - Transmission Drive wheels: Front wheel drive Gearbox: Mechanical Gears: 5 Body Type: Hatchback Doors: 2/3 Number of seats: 5 Weight: 736 (1186 kg max) Length: 3720 mm Width: 1600 mm Height: 1385 mm Distance between the axles: 2300 mm Clearance: 0 Turning radius: 0.Starlets were typically known for being dependable, though dull automobiles. Rated speed torque: 75.0 Nm Max rated speed torque rpm to:

Engine Version: Starlet Modification: Starlet 1.0 XL Year:ġ990 - 1992 (1990, 1991, 1992) Engine l.: 1.0 l Fuel type: Gasoline Engine power:

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