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Used Toyota Sai For Sale In Japan At Best Price
Toyota Sai is a four-door family sedan. It has seen significant improvements over the years and boasts all-new body styling that makes it stand out from the rest. This car was originally manufactured by Toyota in 1990. However, the name was changed to Toyota Sai later. This vehicle was later sold off at a public auction and subsequently acquired by a Japanese firm.
Engine
Used Toyota Sai for sale in Japan includes a powerful gasoline engine with an electric motor. The internal layout of the vehicle is based on the third-generation Acura Integra and is therefore not too dissimilar to the Toyota MR2 and Acura RL. The platform is shared by the Acura Sai, the compact, economy, and luxury versions. The basic package includes a 5-speed manual transmission. This transmission can also be controlled via Remote Touch (standard on the Center Console). The Toyota Sai is very popular and stands out from its siblings.
Features
The used Toyota Sai for sale in Japan features a standard 2.4-liter gasoline twin-fuel system, featuring an electric motor with variable valve timing to optimize fuel efficiency. The electric motor is composed of two separate electric motors that can work independently. Also featured is a high-performance six-speed manual transmission. Toyota engineers had sought to make the car more maneuverable by including a stiffer suspension, adaptive ride, and body stiffening throughout the vehicle. These efforts have produced a vehicle that is both attractive and comfortable to drive.
Specifications
The electric powertrain for the Toyota Sai was developed by Toyota Motorsports, Inc., the North American subsidiary. The electric motor has been specially adapted to power the brakes, transmission, and clutch system of the automobile. The clutch system of the vehicle is made up of special aluminum plates and clutch disks. It is capable of working in tandem with the electric motor for faster acceleration. The result is that acceleration is faster when the batteries are charged and used than the conventional engine.
Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control, or VCTEC, is one of the most important innovations on the sporty frontend of Toyota vehicles. This system has been developed exclusively for the Toyota models and it contributes significantly to the performance of the engine. It allows the engine to function in different situations by allowing the timing of the intake and exhaust ports to be varied separately. This functionality is also helpful in ensuring maximum fuel efficiency.
Exterior
Toyota Motorsports, Inc. also added new updates and parts to the Toyota Sai. The exterior accessories of the vehicle now feature HID projector headlights, daytime running lights, sidestroke airbags, front and rear-seat side airbags as well as rear head support braces. Projected a high-performance racing series developed by Toyota, is also available.
Under the series, each vehicle received its exclusive paint code, exhaust system, wheels, badges and front, and rear bumper lip. Another significant addition to the performance engineering of the used Toyota Sai for sale in Japan is its race kit. Race kits allow the car to be equipped with specific performance parts such as Magnaflow carbon fiber exhaust system and Magnaflow silicone spray flaps.