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Toyota Coaster 2023 4.2L (23-Seater) in Bahrain

Name: Toyota Coaster 2023 4.2L (23-Seater)
Brand: Toyota
Price: 22640 BHD BHD
Availability: InStock

BHD 22,640

Financing starts at BHD 317 / month

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Highlights

Engine capacity(L)

4.2 L

Fuel Type

Diesel

Horsepower (BHP)

135 BHP

Seating Capacity

23 Seater

Vehicle Type

VAN

Transmission type

Manual

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Specifications

Engine capacity(L)

4.2 L

Fuel Type

Diesel

Horsepower (BHP)

135 BHP

Torque (N-m)

284

Seating Capacity

23 Seater

Length

6990

Width

2080

Height

2635

Wheelbase

3935

Vehicle Type

VAN

No. of Cylinders

Fuel Tank Capacity

Power Steering

✔

Manual Headlamps

✔

Headlamps - Halogen

✔

Seat Adjustment - Manual

✔

Fabric Seats

✔

Manual AC

✔

Radio

✔

Odometer

✔

Urethane Steering

✔

Rear AC Vents

✔

Cup Holder

✔

Rear Defogger

✔

ABS

✔

Wheels - Steel

✔

Drive Type

Rear Wheel Drive

Transmission type

Manual

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