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原视频发布于2026年2月19日
Under the philosophy of "high-quality cars for everyone," the Toyota Corolla has thrived for over half a century as the most trusted means of transportation across the globe.
1st Gen (E10, 1966–1970): The beginning of the legend.
2nd Gen (E20, 1970–1974): Featured the iconic "Coke Bottle" styling.
3rd Gen (E30/E50, 1974–1979): Became a global best-seller due to its fuel efficiency during the oil crisis.
4th Gen (E70, 1979–1983): The last RWD sedan in the Corolla lineup.
5th Gen (E80, 1983–1987): Major transition from RWD to FWD.
Iconic Derivative (AE86, 1983–1987): The legendary Sprinter Trueno/Corolla Levin. (Spiritual successor: GR86)
6th Gen (E90, 1987–1991): Improved quality with advanced aerodynamics.
7th Gen (E100, 1991–1995): Known as the "Mini Celsior" for its supreme build quality.
8th Gen (E110, 1995–2000): Introduced market-specific models for different global regions.
9th Gen (E120, 2000–2006): Redefined for the new century; featured the "teardrop" headlamp facelift.
10th Gen (E140, 2006–2012): Introduction of the "Axio" name for the Japanese domestic market.
11th Gen (E160, 2012–2019): Modern compact sedan. Basis for the classic-homage Mitsuoka Ryugi.
12th Gen (E210, 2018–Present): Built on the TNGA platform; leading into the future with the Corolla Concept 2025.
