1992 Toyota Paseo Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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While she may not be the prettiest bell at the ball, she's certainly the sweetest! The dent is prior to my ownership. I'm not certain but it was either a nasty side swipe, or a minor t-bone. She just needs some TLC. thumbnail
CarGurus Editorial Team
Written by CarGurus Editorial Team

Published August 9, 2022

Overview

The Toyota Paseo was introduced for the 1992 model year as a replacement for the Corolla GT-S and SR5. Smaller and cheaper than a Celica,...

The Toyota Paseo was introduced for the 1992 model year as a replacement for the Corolla GT-S and SR5. Smaller and cheaper than a Celica, the Paseo was a small, economy car that attempted a sporty look and feel. However, with a tiny engine, the Paseo was no substitute for a Celica. The Paseo was built on the Tercel platform but differed dramatically in looks and had a firmer suspension and larger wheels.

The 1992 Toyota Paseo came in one trim level, a two-door coupe. It had a 1.5-liter, 99 horsepower four-cylinder as its only available engine. A five-speed manual transmission was standard, with the option of a four-speed automatic. Fuel economy was about 26/34 mpg.

Owners of the 1992 Paseo liked the car because it was cute, sporty, and got excellent gas mileage. It also came with a rock-solid Toyota reputation. However, the car was a little too small for many, and many owners said the backseat was for children only.

What owners say

AI Summary · 14 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1992 Toyota Paseo appreciate its affordability, reliability, and fuel efficiency. Many enjoy how easy it is to park and navigate in urban settings. However, the small size can be a downside, making it cramped for taller individuals or more than one passenger. Some also note that it's not a speedy option for those looking for performance."

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I had to get it after the Ford disappeared. It was all i could afford, But it was a Toyota. as dependable as a car can get. cute and miserly. although power was at a deficite. and felt unconnected to road

October 29, 2009

I got this car for 500 with 189,900 miles on it. Had some issues but this car is one of the easiest cars to repair ever. No matter whatever issues it has it will not die. Almost all paseo's were stick and five speed is fun. No matter what this car will not die. I don't want it to but it is a wonderful beater with a heater. Biggest negative is that the backseat is not good for anyone over 4', seriously a toddler in a car seat would get stuck back there. The back window is very, very low. Excellent car with very comfy seats.

August 21, 2009

I had this car when I was in college and it did the job. It had Toyota's reliability, was a little bit sporty and small and got me where I needed to go. I purchased this car used in 2004 when my Cabriolet became unreliable.

May 19, 2008

Trims & specs

2 Dr STD Coupe specifications

Base MSRP

$13,628

Seating

4

Engine

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Cargo Capacity

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