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Allion

A model identity, grounded in its documented vehicles.

Profile-backed identity · Generation history unverified

4 published chassis profiles establish this model identity. No verified generation timeline is available yet.

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Front view of Toyota Allion ZRT260 A18 "G-plus Package" 2WDExact-code photograph
Toyota Allion ZRT260 ↗A18 "G-plus Package" 2WDTokumeigakarinoaoshima · CC0 · Image resized for display.
Manufacturer entries
0
Reviewed histories
0
Listed chassis codes
4
Ownership profiles
4

Evidence boundary

The identity is documented. The chronology is still open.

This dossier is supported by cited published profiles, not a verified generation timeline. No generation numbers, production periods, family relationships or chassis-to-generation assignments are inferred. The photograph, when available, identifies the exact linked vehicle only.

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The codes behind the name

These exact published-profile codes also appear under the source-record names shown below. A matching code is a cross-listing, not evidence that the nameplates are equivalent. No code is assigned to a generation here.

  • NZT260Engine 1NZ · MLIT editions 2009, 2011–2021 · Also listed as アリオン, プレミオ
  • ZRT260Engine 2ZR · MLIT editions 2009, 2011–2021 · Also listed as アリオン, プレミオ
  • ZRT261Engine 3ZR · MLIT editions 2009, 2011–2020 · Also listed as アリオン, プレミオ
  • ZRT265Engine 2ZR · MLIT editions 2009, 2011–2021 · Also listed as アリオン, プレミオ

Market evidence

What each official source lists for this nameplate. A dated listing does not establish that a vehicle is still sold or produced.

Identity from the published profile

No global-catalogue market association is established for this profile identity. The published-profile citations below provide its evidence; shared chassis codes do not establish translated-name equivalence or a rebadge.

See Allion in the Toyota catalog

Sources

No global nameplate source batch is assigned to this identity. Its actual published-profile citations are listed below.

    Sources for code cross-listings

    These batches establish the matching code records, not an equivalent English model name.

    • Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (国土交通省): Japanese domestic passenger cars listed in MLIT's annual fuel-economy lists (March editions; cars on sale at the end of the previous year). Establishes manufacturer, nameplate, chassis code (the vehicle type after the certification prefix in 型式) and the engine models listed with it. Does not establish generations; fuel-economy values are not copied. Code source.
    • Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (国土交通省): 2004–2012 PDF editions, extracted from table cells with nameplates taken from ruled name blocks and every page cross-checked against its text-layer words; pages failing either check are held. Japanese domestic passenger cars listed in MLIT's annual fuel-economy lists (March editions; cars on sale at the end of the previous year). Establishes manufacturer, nameplate, chassis code (the vehicle type after the certification prefix in 型式) and the engine models listed with it. Does not establish generations; fuel-economy values are not copied. Code source.

    Published-profile evidence

    These sources support the exact linked profiles. Their scope does not establish an entire model’s generation history.

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