This JDM Toyota Previa Estima Belongs in a Museum. A 1998 Toyota Lucida Estima Review and POV Drive

[@7Andy77]

This is incredible. 90's was a golder era of cars.

[@MrRensan404]

I still have my 1993 Previa at 300K miles. It stills runs good on its original transmission and engine.

[@jasras5003]

My granddad bought one of these brand new in 1991 for like 24k, which was a lot of money for a van back then. We used to take it out to the desert hot springs as kids with a bunch of friends thrown in the back. I learned how to drive in it out there when I was 13. When I turned 23 after my own vehicle broke, I stole his van (legally) and he bought a new Toyota. I loved it. I took out the seats and threw my mountain bike in the side door. And you can't beat the back AC! That was the best feature. And the cup holders. I miss that thing

[@campampates]

totally would...just worried about finding parts for it...very nice condition.

[@3mbracingautism]

The reason I am watching your video is because there is actually one for sale in my area on Facebook marketplace except it has two captain chairs that swivel and it also has a table that pops up so I don’t know if that was like something they did afterwards and it’s like a custom thing, or if they actually had some that werelike that if that was like a trim level you could get

[@allegrosotto2126]

I’m in love❤ what a gem, wish it was mine.

[@zungwoodwormtv]

Wow..awesome 👍👍

[@tomknud]

that's a nice one!

[@barron204]

Awesome vehicle

[@karinkatt7893]

Sold mine few years ago....fuel consumption is so so...as its all time 4wd.....not fast either...again because of the 4wd...the supercharge 4wd version only available for the wide body model.....the bench seat is good for short traveling...not long haul travel...bumpy ride due to live axle...normal lucida/emina/estima/previa use irs for more comfort....its mind boggling when toyota can produced so many version of 1 model...

[@banatnow2661]

Its a right hand drive but ur driving on the right side?

[@FrancisLitanofficialJAPINOY]

Converted to Left Hand Drive in the Philippines but parking brake at the middle

[@ram89572]

He seems to be in the US. And here we normally have left hand drive vehicles that drive on the right hand side of the road. But old vehicles like this one can be imported even as right hand drive and driven like normal on our roads. It's not _that_ difficult to get used to driving rhd cars on roads meant for lhd. I'm a mail carrier so I'm used to it. I'm actually researching these vans because I might buy one to have a factory rhd as a backup van for work. My primary work van is a US specced Ford Transit Connect with a rhd conversion kit in it. But I think my transmission is going out in it and will need a replacement soon so getting a factory rhd as a backup would be great.

[@TB1M1]

Its cool but also sad because they are designed to be used not sitting. The fuel economy is the main issue with these its like 6-7km/l around town and barely 10km/l on highway, pretty bad.

[@AdolfAdolfovich1375]

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