toyota paseo 93 turbo
1 question wat did u change to ur stock engine before u put the turbo on it???...do u think dat i can just put the turbo without changing anything?? and do u think dat the engine is gona blowout if i do dat??..
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1993 Toyota Paseo Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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The 1993 Paseo, Toyota’s compact, sporty coupe, got a few safety upgrades for its second year of production. A driver’s side airbag was made standard, and the option of anti-lock breaks was offered.
The 1993 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.
Drivers like the 1993 Toyota Paseo because it is a cute, affordable little car with a bit of sportiness that is great for solo commuters. However, the backseat is quite small, and Paseo owners caution that it doesn’t make a great passenger car. The engine is also lacking in power.
Published Aug 9, 2022 by CarGurus Editorial Team
User reviews for 1993 Toyota Paseo
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by Anonymous
Jun 07, 2014
They didnt make enough numbers to make itncheap to fix this var if it breaks down, fortunately its reliable but still...not a good market for modding this car. A good car that had too many corners cut by toyota. Good engine but no upgrades available, crappy suspension, cheap interior parts and almost no conveniences in a car in a refined sporty commuter car is almost ridiculous but toyota did it.
May have seened like a joke in 1993, but a paseo is better, as quiet as, and better handling than many cars they make today, over 20 years later. But no, I am not changing my mind, the suspension ina paseo is a major joke, I have spent more money on suspension than anything else except for gasoline.
Jowever, its a good car to own, just dont do anything fancy and you wont have to fix anything.Jun 07, 2014
by Anonymous
Jun 16, 2010
I like the overall appearance of the car. It handles really well and its good on gas. I've been the owner of my Paseo since 93. It has been a great car. I have 266,000 miles on the car and it runs better than my 2002 vehicle. People are always wanting to buy it from me. She's not for sale she is a part of the Family!Jun 16, 2010
by Taylor C
Jun 23, 2009
This car was owned by my grandfather and is smoke filled and has bra lines permanently etched into the paint because the bra wasn't taken off once in 10 years. It's a solid manual, no issues with performance and build quality, the paint is fading from lack of wax for years, gets excellent gas mileage, and is fun to drive considering it's my first manual.Jun 23, 2009
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by Anonymous
Jun 07, 2014
They didnt make enough numbers to make itncheap to fix this var if it breaks down, fortunately its reliable but still...not a good market for modding this car. A good car that had too many corners cut by toyota. Good engine but no upgrades available, crappy suspension, cheap interior parts and almost no conveniences in a car in a refined sporty commuter car is almost ridiculous but toyota did it.
May have seened like a joke in 1993, but a paseo is better, as quiet as, and better handling than many cars they make today, over 20 years later. But no, I am not changing my mind, the suspension ina paseo is a major joke, I have spent more money on suspension than anything else except for gasoline.
Jowever, its a good car to own, just dont do anything fancy and you wont have to fix anything.Jun 07, 2014
by Anonymous
Jun 16, 2010
I like the overall appearance of the car. It handles really well and its good on gas. I've been the owner of my Paseo since 93. It has been a great car. I have 266,000 miles on the car and it runs better than my 2002 vehicle. People are always wanting to buy it from me. She's not for sale she is a part of the Family!Jun 16, 2010
by Taylor C
Jun 23, 2009
This car was owned by my grandfather and is smoke filled and has bra lines permanently etched into the paint because the bra wasn't taken off once in 10 years. It's a solid manual, no issues with performance and build quality, the paint is fading from lack of wax for years, gets excellent gas mileage, and is fun to drive considering it's my first manual.Jun 23, 2009
by Mikaël L
Jul 17, 2008
Audio:
Radio Alpine CDA-9855
4 X Speaker Alpine 6 1/2" Type-X 75 RMS
Ampli Alpine MRV-F545 169 X 4 RMS
2 X Ampli Alpine MRD-M1005 1067 X 1 RMS
2 X Sub Alpine 12" Type-X 1000 RMS
2 X Cap Earthquake 1.5 Farad
Batterie au gel 750 CCA
Dynamat Xtreme à la grandeur du charJul 17, 2008
by Daniel F
Jun 09, 2008
A great ltiny car -- that has plenty of room for two -- as it being a true 4-seater back seats are uncomfortable. And you will hit your head once or twice on a trip if your in the back -- so stick your asshole tall friend in the backseat and try to go over as many bumps as possible. It handles rather well -- Performance is par with comparable cars -- I had it up to 115mph in fifth and i had room togo and all but not enough room. The five speed is smooth but revs higher then you'd like to at highway speeds (60 mph at 2800 rpm sucks). And best of all its great on gasJun 09, 2008
by Anonymous
Jul 31, 2007
car is amazing... Runs well... Lasts forever... I have 308,000 miles on it and it is still alive and wellJul 31, 2007
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1993 Toyota Paseo Pricing
Original MSRP
$11,823 to $11,823Price range
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N/ATrims & specs
Airbags
Driver side front airbags
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Brakes
ABS: 4-wheel
Convenience Features
Multi-function remote: trunk release
Seats
Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: cloth