1992 Toyota Cressida Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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CarGurus Editorial Team
Written by CarGurus Editorial Team

Published August 9, 2022

Overview

The 1992 Cressida remained unchanged for the model year. This would be the last year Toyota would produce the Cressida; due to the success...

The 1992 Cressida remained unchanged for the model year. This would be the last year Toyota would produce the Cressida; due to the success of their Lexus line, Toyota opted to discontinue the mid-sized sedan. In 1995, however, the Toyota Avalon, another large, luxurious sedan was introduced. The Cressida was Toyota’s last rear-wheel drive sedan sold in the US.

The 1992 Toyota Cressida only came in one trim level. The engine was a 3.0-liter, 190 horsepower V6, and the Cressida was only available with a four-speed automatic transmission. Fuel economy was about 19/24 mpg.

Drivers still love the 1992 Cressida even today, and many lament the fact that they are no longer made. Drivers find the rear-wheel drive more fun to drive than front-wheel drive, and they like the quiet but powerful engine and luxurious features. Some drivers wish the car came as a five-speed, and others don’t like the fact that it needs premium gas.

What owners say

AI Summary · 5 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1992 Toyota Cressida are quite satisfied with their experiences. They particularly appreciate its solid performance, handling, and spacious interior, noting it as a great family car that feels safe and dependable. However, some drivers express concerns about potential overheating issues and the cost of repairs, along with a lack of modern features in terms of fuel economy."

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Family car purchased new and has been a vehicle of pleasure from day one. Still operates in fully satisfactory manner and has lines and looks like many new vehicles. fun to drive - yes - good handling power,solid, dependable and safe.

July 5, 2009

Built like a tank.. always felt safe in the car for its age it come standard with ABS ..everything electrical still worked when i owned my 92 Grande..Just watch for signs of over heating or blow heads can be very costly to repair.. but a nice ride.. at times i wish i didnt sell it

August 4, 2010

Cheap spare, very good AC, very spacious, confortable seats

January 19, 2008