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The Toyota Cressida has a rich heritage in SA; not only was it the car Nelson Mandela drove away from the Victor Verster prison back in 1990, but it had gained a reputation of being a reliable and luxurious family sedan since its launch in the 1980s.
The Cressida was packed with many luxury features, such as automatic climate control, power windows, door locks, a theft-deterrent system, velour, or optional leather. In the 1980s, it was the first car to have motorized automatic passive seatbelts. The Cressida became the luxury car affordable for the masses.
The Toyota Cressida is an iconic piece of Toyota's history. The brand has long been one of this country's most loved and you only have to drive around the towns and cities of SA to see how many of these Toyotas are still on the road - a testament to their reliability. Among older car models, the Toyota Cressida ranks alongside the BMW 325i of the 1980s as the cars that have retained their value best.