Car parts TOYOTA MODELL F Bus models

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Production of Toyota F Bus minivan was carried out from 1983 to 1991. The car was a full analog of Toyota LiteAce differing only in a wheel arrangement in the left part of a cabin. The model intended for export to Sweden, Norway, Germany, China, and also some countries of South America.

Production of the model began in 1983. The producer positioned Toyota F Bus as the family vehicle which will suit fans of active recreation. Initially cars were rear wheel drive, but since 1986 all-wheel drive modifications of Toyota F Bus went on sale.

In the front part of the body big headlights of a trapezoid form and the wide rectangular radiator grille were located. There was a massive bumper with the built-in additional optics in the bottom. The windshield smoothly passed into a front bumper so there were no hood.

Sliding side doors considerably simplified boarding of passengers or entering of a load into the compartment. Eight-seat Toyota F Bus had three rows of seats. When developing the car designers have provided a possibility of accommodation of the passenger in a wheelchair.

The producer used velour for an inner trimming. Rear seats of Toyota F Bus could be put if necessary, significantly increasing trunk volume.

The basic package of Toyota F Bus included the audio system, power windows, hatches with the electric drive and electronic adjustment of side mirrors. The producer offered an electrical heating of mirrors and the refrigerator as an extra option.

The company terminated the production of Toyota F Bus in 1991 as the car did not conform to new European standards of passive safety. Till 1995 the model continued to be manufactured by Toyota subsidiary. The car was released for domestic market and was called Daihatsu Delta.