Just a 1970s Toyota Cressida Having Some Drift Fun in Norway
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Just a 1970s Toyota Cressida Having Some Drift Fun in Norway



Warning: The following videos might lead you to an eBay quest for a classic RWD Japanese model

If our story on the ever so lightly enhanced Toyota Crown earlier today stirred up some nostalgia for Japanese sedans, you're not alone. It all so happened that we stumbled upon some entertaining videos involving another classic Japanese model, one that has ceased to exist as a nameplate since the mid-1990s: a Toyota Cressida saloon from 1977.

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