Remember the popular egg-shaped Toyota minivan from the '90s? It turns out there was more to this model than a weird style. Here's what made it special.

The Toyota Previa Minivan May Return As A Plug-In The Previa was a 1990s family hauler known more for its distinctive egg-shaped design than its popularity among minivan buyers.

I’m telling you, this thing is cool. OK, maybe “interesting” is the better word. But if it wasn’t painted this oh-so-Toyota shade of beige, and was instead this, well, then we’d be ...

Since late 2024, rumors about a potential revival of the Toyota Previa minivan have been floating around, with different outlets weighing in on what this could mean for the Japanese carmaker's ...

Bring back the egg silhouette and it could be Toyota’s answer to the Volkswagen ID.Buzz. It could even be stylized as “PrEVia” in the marketing materials.

It seems to me that a well-modified Previa in good shape is probably worth the asking price, but that’s a whole lot of mountain-running kilometers on the odometer. Would this monster still be ...

Toyota’s egg-shaped minivan, the Previa, is officially going electric. It will be revived as the first all-electric Toyota minivan. Will the funky-looking minivan find success as an EV?

On this side of the Pacific, though, Toyota USA offered the five-speed manual in the All-Trac Previa for the 1991 and 1992 model years only (you could get a five-speed in the rear-wheel-drive ...

There are 10 reviews for the 1991 Toyota Previa, click through to see what your fellow consumers are saying.

In 1990, Toyota decided it would be a good idea to sell a rear-wheel drive, mid-engine minivan with an optional five-speed manual transmission and supercharged engine, and call it the Previa. It ...

Second-hand Sense: When the Toyota Previa was launched back in 1991, the concept of a multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) was still in its early stages. Manufacturers knew that family requirements were ...