The Tazz comes from the sixth-generation Toyota Corolla, the E90, introduced in 1987. Toyota South Africa began building the E90 in October 1988. The five-door hatchback was sold there as the Toyota Conquest, and the four-door sedan kept Corolla badging. In October 1996 an entry-level Conquest Tazz was added. It was renamed the Toyota Tazz in October 2000. South African engines for the E90 range included a 1.3-litre 2E and a 1.6-litre 4A-F at launch, a 1.6-litre twin-cam 4A-GE in sporty versions, and a 1.8-litre 7A-FE from the early 1990s. The Tazz was sold as a low-cost, simple car for the local market. South African production of the E90 range ended on 5 July 2006, and the next Corolla (E100) followed it in the Corolla line.
The Tazz is an entry-level hatchback built by Toyota in South Africa on the sixth-generation Corolla (E90). It began as the Conquest Tazz in 1996 and took the plain Tazz name in 2000, with petrol engines and low running costs.
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2 trims · 1996–2006Built in South Africa; ended July 2006.