Toyota Avalon 1994 - 1997, Sedan
Detailed description of this generation will be added soon
Basic Information
Brand
Toyota
Model
Avalon
Class
Бізнес
Production Start
1994
Production End
1997
Characteristics Toyota Avalon 1 generation
Bodywork
Back track width
1520 mm
Body type
Sedan
Clearance
145 mm
Curb weight
1470 kg
Front track width
1550 mm
Full weight
1745 kg
Height
1440 mm
Length
4874 mm
Min trunk capacity
435 l
Number of seater
5
Pitch Circle Diameter
DIA60.1 5x114.3 mm
Wheelbase
2730 mm
Width
1790 mm
Front track
1545 mm
Ground clearance
145 mm
Max trunk capacity
435 l
Rear track
1520 mm
Wheel size
205/65 R15
Engine
Boost type
none
Capacity
2994 cm3
Compression ratio
10.5
Cylinder bore
87.5 mm
Cylinder layout
V-type
Engine code
1MZ-FE
Engine placement
Front, transverse
Engine power
200 hp
Engine type
Gasoline
Injection type
distributed injection (multipoint)
Max power (kW)
147 kW
Max power at RPM
5400 RPM
Maximum torque
284 N*m
Number of cylinders
6
Stroke cycle
83 mm
Timing belt
DOHC
Turnover of maximum torque
4400 RPM
Valves per cylinder
4
Gearbox and handling
Drive wheels
Front wheel drive
Gearbox type
Automatic
Number of gear
4
Turning circle
11.2 m
Operating characteristics
City driving fuel consumption per 100 km
11.2 l
Fuel
92
Fuel tank capacity
70 l
Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km
8.1 l
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km
10.5 l
Acceleration (0-100 km/h)
8.4 s
Cruising range
from 630 to 860 km
Max speed
205 km/h
Suspension and brakes
Back suspension
Independent, spring
Front brakes
ventilated disc
Front suspension
Independent, spring
Rear brakes
Disc
General information
Car class
E
Country
Japan
Number of doors
4
Steering wheel position
Left/Right
Available engines
1
engines
3
modifications
Petrol
3 variants3.0 L, 200 hp, petrol, automatic, front-wheel drive
Engine:
1MZ-FE
Body: Sedan
3.0 AT (200 hp)
1997 – 2000
3.0 L, 203 hp, petrol, automatic, front-wheel drive
Body: Sedan
3.0 AT (203 hp)
1997 – 2000
3.0 L, 210 hp, petrol, automatic, front-wheel drive
Body: Sedan
3.0 AT (210 hp)
1994 – 1997