1995 Toyota Previa Reviews, Pricing & Specs





































































Overview
The 1995 Toyota Previa saw very few changes for the model year. The only major addition was the availability of a supercharged engine on...
The 1995 Toyota Previa saw very few changes for the model year. The only major addition was the availability of a supercharged engine on the lower-end DX models.
The 1995 Previa came in eight trims: the DLX, the DLX AllTrac, the supercharged DLX, the supercharged DXL AllTrac, the LE, the LE AllTrac, the supercharged LE, and the supercharged LE AllTrac. The base engine was a 2.8-liter, 138 horsepower four-cylinder. The supercharged engine made 161 horsepower. Fuel economy was about 17/21 mpg. The 1995 Previa sat seven people, and had the option of captainsâ?? chairs in the second row instead of a bench.
The 1995 Toyota Previa had a following of loyal fans, many of whom loved the van for its roominess, futuristic shape and dashboard, reliability, and excellent handling. Those how still drive them today admit that they are lacking many features found in modern minivans, like dual sliding doors and DVD systems. Others complain that the van is seriously lacking in power, despite the supercharged option.
What owners say
"Overall, owners of the 1995 Toyota Previa appreciate its reliability and enjoyable driving experience. Many liked the vehicle's ride quality and how it handles, especially in different weather conditions, thanks to features like all-wheel drive. However, some drivers noted concerns about fuel economy and the feeling of instability in windy conditions. Most agree that the vehicle's age hasn't diminished its value as a trustworthy choice."
Very trustworthy. The all wheel drive was essential in the North. The fuel economy was okay, not outstanding. The super charger was a plus. The long range performance was good, and it could keep up the pace on the freeway.
October 16, 2011At nearly 30 years old, its in good shape. Great ride and tight turning.
January 15, 2023The rear wheel drive makes for some fun times in gravel and on slick pavement. The frame is that of a truck, so it rides like one. The ride height is nice in it is easy to control. However, because of the ride height you can feel as though you are going to tip (that feeling can be over come with some practice). Also, in the wind the vehicle can act like sail. It also has decent acceleration for a large block 4 cyl. Though the mileage is not that great at 20 mpg.
March 18, 2008What owners say
Very trustworthy. The all wheel drive was essential in the North. The fuel economy was okay, not outstanding. The super charger was a plus. The long range performance was good, and it could keep up the pace on the freeway.
October 16, 2011At nearly 30 years old, its in good shape. Great ride and tight turning.
January 15, 2023The rear wheel drive makes for some fun times in gravel and on slick pavement. The frame is that of a truck, so it rides like one. The ride height is nice in it is easy to control. However, because of the ride height you can feel as though you are going to tip (that feeling can be over come with some practice). Also, in the wind the vehicle can act like sail. It also has decent acceleration for a large block 4 cyl. Though the mileage is not that great at 20 mpg.
March 18, 2008Mine's a bit old, tatty & battered but I love driving it
January 8, 2008