1993 Toyota Previa Reviews, Pricing & Specs
Overview
The 1993 Toyota Previa saw no significant changes for the model year.
The 1993 Toyota Previa sat seven people and came in two trims,...
The 1993 Toyota Previa saw no significant changes for the model year.
The 1993 Toyota Previa sat seven people and came in two trims, the base DLX and the well-equipped LE. Both trims came with rear-wheel drive or AllTrac, Toyota’s four-wheel drive system. The only available engine was a 2.8-liter, 138 horsepower four-cylinder. Fuel economy was about 19/22 mpg.
Owners of the 1993 Toyota Previa love its roundness, although it was criticized for being a little too out-there when it was introduced. Previa drivers also love its easy handling, ample storage and legroom, and reliability. Many wished for more power, and those who still drive it today lament the fact that it does not come with many modern features, such as two sliding doors and a DVD system.
What owners say
"Overall, drivers have a strong appreciation for the 1993 Toyota Previa, praising its reliability, performance, and unique design. Many find it perfect for road trips and highlight its ability to handle wear and tear over the years. However, some drivers express concerns about reaching the end of the vehicle's lifespan and mention signs of aging like rust."
This van has 400,000 km and still running like a beauty. It has been on many road trips. Florida last month, Los Angeles and Las Vegas in December, and Illinois in October. Toyota is amazing, highly recommended. We love our egg van!
July 4, 2009The Previa is a unique minivan. it is mid-engine, RWD, which makes it perfect for drifitng. Because of it's high center of gravity, it isn't always easy, but it can do it. It also can haul hella, and takes more abuse than some things I won't say. It took running into a wall on skyline to stop my friends Previa, and even then, it could still drive (a little).
March 22, 2008
