Toyoda AA 1936

[Pootis]

The Toyota Classic (thread here) is being suggested by @Humungus so why not have the original as well?

The Toyota AA was 4-door midsize sedan made from 1936 to 1943 that largely copied the design of the Chrysler Airflow. Only 1,404 AA's were made.

The car was also their first production car.

Specs:

Wheelbase - 2,851 mm (112.2 in)
Length - 4,737 mm (186.5 in)
Width - 1,734 mm (68.3 in)
Height - 1,737 mm (68.4 in)
Weight - 1,500 kg (3,307 lb)
Drivetrain - FR
Engine - 3.4L Type A I6
Transmission - 3-speed manual

In 2010, a Toyota AA was found in Russia but in poor condition.

Other Toyotas you may like:

Toyota Mirai 2015
Toyota Mega Cruiser (BXD20) 1995
Toyota SERA 1992 (premium suggestion)

 

[StarLight]

It's the first car made and sold by Toyota, officially the car name is Toyoda (look at the logo above the car).

Sakichi Toyoda, was the founder of the car make TOYOTA Industries.

 

[Pootis]

It's the first car made and sold by Toyota, officially the car name is Toyoda (look at the logo above the car).

Sakichi Toyoda, was the founder of the car make TOYOTA Industries.

I know that but I don't know if having "Toyoda" instead of "Toyota" was allowed. Famine can help though.

 

[RyanRacer]

Wow, the rusted car looks as if it is made of tetanus!

 

[CSMDuty11]

You know, its just a classic car and....
*apparently found in Russia*
OH, NOW EVERYTHING IS DIFFERENT, INFACT I HAVE TO LOOK MORE ON THE TOPIC OF THAT.
*apparently now in Netherlands in a museum*
DANG IT!

 

[Hetare21]

It's the first car made and sold by Toyota, officially the car name is Toyoda (look at the logo above the car).

Sakichi Toyoda, was the founder of the car make TOYOTA Industries.

And his son Kiichiroh Toyoda founded the department of vehicles, which later became an independent company in 1937, in 1933.
In 1936 Toyoda invited suggestions for a new logo and they picked "Toyota" logo for three reasons. First, it was well-designed. Second, Toyota can be written with 8 steps in katakana, which was thought to be lucky (when Japanese people name a newborn child, they often consider how many steps it takes to write its name in kanji). Third, they hoped the company, which was a family-running company then, would become a socially recognized company.
The new logo was used since September in 1936, but AA was sold under Toyoda until 1937.
I think it is safe to call it Toyoda because it is 1936 AA.