Years
1989-1995
Drivetrain
RWD · 4WD
Engines
22R · 22R-E · 3VZ-E
Sold in
US · Canada · Global (as Hilux; VW Taro in Europe)

Spec sheet

Spec sheet
Generation
5th Gen
Production
1989–1995

Global production: September 1988 to August 1997.

Assembly
Fremont, California (NUMMI, 1990-1995)
Long Beach, California (TABC, final assembly 1988-1995)
Tahara, Japan
Hamura, Tokyo (Hino)
Sold in
US
Canada
Global (as Hilux; VW Taro in Europe)
Codes
N80 (2WD SWB/MWB)
N90 (2WD LWB)
N100 (4WD SWB/MWB)
N110 (4WD LWB)
VZN85-110 (3VZ-E)
RN80-110 (22R/22R-E)
Body styles
Regular cab
Xtracab
Drivetrains
RWD
4WD
Transmissions
4-speed manual
5-speed manual
4-speed automatic
Trims
SR5
Wheelbase
103 / 112.2 / 121.5 / 121.9 in

Engines

22R2.4 L · I4 · 109 hp · 138 lb-ft · 1989-1997
Displacement
2.4 L
Config
I4
HP
109 hp
Torque
138 lb-ft
Years
1989-1997
Notes
US: EPA lists the 2.4 L four in the Toyota Truck through MY1995; the 1997 end is global production
22R-E2.4 L · I4 EFI · 113 hp · 142 lb-ft · 1989-1997
Displacement
2.4 L
Config
I4 EFI
HP
113 hp
Torque
142 lb-ft
Years
1989-1997
Notes
US: EPA lists the 2.4 L four in the Toyota Truck through MY1995; the 1997 end is global production
3VZ-E3.0 L · V6 · 150 hp · 1989-1995
Displacement
3.0 L
Config
V6
HP
150 hp
Years
1989-1995

Highlights

Highlights
01
One-piece cargo-box walls eliminated the rust-prone seams of earlier beds
02
Xtracabs gained room behind the seats for optional jump seats
03
All North American 4WD trucks used double-wishbone torsion-bar IFS
04
RWD V6 Xtracab SR5 earned Motor Trend Truck of the Year in the launch year (Wikipedia)
05
Minor facelift for MY1992 with the new Toyota emblem grille

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Overview

Launched in September 1988, the fifth-generation Toyota Truck brought one-piece bed sides that eliminated the earlier seams, roomier Xtracabs with optional jump seats and a longer wheelbase for 4WD Xtracabs. The rear-wheel-drive V6 Xtracab SR5 won Motor Trend's Truck of the Year in the launch year.

North American trucks used the 2.4-liter 22R (109 hp) and fuel-injected 22R-E (113 hp), or the 3.0-liter 3VZ-E V6 (150 hp). All 4WD models had double-wishbone torsion-bar front suspension, while internationally this was initially limited to certain trims. A minor facelift came for 1992.

Final assembly took place at Long Beach, California (1988-95) and from 1990 at NUMMI in Fremont, where the Tacoma would later be built. The Truck was replaced by the Tacoma for model year 1995.

The truck family also appeared in Europe as the Volkswagen Taro.

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