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Toyota Car Price in Bangladesh 2025 (Specification)

Toyota Motor Corporation is a Japan-based automobile manufacturer commonly known as Toyota. Currently, Toyota manufactures approximately 10 million motor cars every year. Navana Limited is the official impoter and distributor of Toyata in Bangladehs.Being the largest automobile brand, Toyota has become the most convenient car brand in Bangladesh. Let’s find all brand new and recondition Toyota Cars Price in Bangladesh including full specification. Toyota all Sedan, SUVs, Hatchback, Station Wagon, Bus, Van, Truck.

Toyota Noah Hybrid (Recondition)

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Toyota Prado

৳ 2,12,73,000
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Toyota Hilux

৳ 56,50,000
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Toyota RAV4

৳ 86,00,000
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Toyota Ambulance

৳ 39,00,000
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Toyota Yaris 1.5L

৳ 33,50,000
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Toyota Avalon

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Toyota Axio (Recondition)

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Toyota Avanza

৳ 32,50,000
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Toyota Corolla Cross

৳ 48,00,000
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Toyota Probox (Recondition)

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Toyota Harrier (Recondition)

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Toyota’s rise and global expansion from a loom producer into the world's largest automobile company is epic in a sense. 

Beginning of Toyota Automobile Corporation

The root of Toya lies in the textile industry. In 1924, Sakichi Toyoda invented an automatic power loom that stops by itself when some issues arise. This automatic power loom was the foundation of modern Toyota, the largest automobile manufacturer in the world. In 1929, Sakichi Toyoda handed over the innovation to his son, Kiichiro Toyoda to develop this technology. Afterwards, Kiichiro Toyoda set up an automobile division within Toyoda Automatic Loom Works.  Finally, the company introduced Model A1 the prototyped passenger car and G1 the truck in 1935. Next year Toyoda launched the first-ever passenger car Model AA.

Toyoda Motor Corporation had been reintroduced as Toyota because of some contemporary issues and better sound in Japanese language.

Post-War Challenges and Early Global Steps (1940s–1950s)

Like all spare of human civilization, Toyoda had to go through financial hardship after World War II, despite having threatened to bankrupt the company survived. Toyota Land Cruiser (4×4) was the game-changer model, which rapidly became popular among people for its durability and off-road capacity. Toyota Land Cruiser was launched in 1951.

Although Toyota began exporting its cars to the USA in 1957, it didn’t receive a better response because its vehicles were underpowered for American highways. Toyota hankered after the international market and adopted more innovations and technologies.

The Rise to Global Power (1960s–1980s)

In 1960s, Toyota turned back by establishing itself as a global brand. In this decade, Toyota exported cars across the world and anchored its global presence strongly.  Toyota Corona was launched in 1965; this model was specially designed for American road conditions. Toyota Corona was immensely popular in USA and recorded a significant sales volume. In 1968, the world’s best-selling passenger car Toyota Corolla. This model is still the top-selling car because of its versatile aspects. Corolla had ranked Toyota as a fuel-efficient and reliable brand in the global market. Toyota surpassed world-famous Volkswagen, became the number one overseas car brand in USA  in 1975. Later on, Toyota began to set up manufacturing plants abroad, in 1980, established a joint venture initiative with GM in the United States of America. From the 80s, Toyota gradually launched Lexus, Prius, Tundra, Allion,  etc. Today's Toyota comes through a long way of hardship, dedication, success, from an automatic loom company to complex Hybrid technology. Toyota is based on the principle of quality, continuous improvement, and a commitment to social welfare.