Interesting Facts About the Toyota Avensis T220
The first‑generation Toyota Avensis (internal code T220) was launched in the late 1990s, with its debut in January 1998 after a 1997 introduction. Built on a platform derived from the Toyota Caldina, the Avensis quickly became a staple of British‑built Toyota sedans.
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Debut and Platform Roots
The T220 Avensis was produced from 1997 to 2003 and officially debuted in January 1998. It was based on a platform borrowed from the Toyota Caldina, giving it a solid foundation for its range of petrol engines.
2000 Facelift Brings New Tech
In August 2000 the first‑generation Avensis received a mid‑cycle facelift. The update introduced variable valve timing on its engines and added satellite navigation as a featured option.
Rare Optional Double‑Deck Arm Rest
Among the Avensis accessories, a higher double‑deck arm rest was offered as an optional original part from Toyota. Because it was seldom ordered, it is now considered one of the rarest components for the model.
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