2001 • Toyota
Allion
Toyota Allion 2.0 i 16V D-4 (152 Hp) 2001Overall Score71.5/100
2001 Toyota Allion vs 2000 BMW Z3 Comparison
Compare technical specifications, scores and everyday-use differences side by side.
2000 • BMW
Z3
BMW Z3 2.0 (150 Hp) 2000Overall Score70.5/100
WINNER
Toyota Allion
Leads the overall E-Kıyasla score by 1 points.
71.5–70.5
SPECIFICATION GROUPS
Every difference between the two cars
Basic Specifications
Toyota AllionSpecificationBMW Z3
ToyotaMakeBMW
AllionModelZ3
2001Model year2000
SedanBody typeCabriolet
5Seats2
4Doors2
Performance
Toyota AllionSpecificationBMW Z3
—0–100 km/h8,9 s
200 km/hTop speed210 km/h
1998 ccEngine displacement1991 cc
152 HPPower150 HP
200 NmTorque280 Nm
4Cylinders6
Fuel & Consumption
Toyota AllionSpecificationBMW Z3
PetrolFuel typePetrol
60 ltFuel tank51 lt
10 ltUrban consumption13 lt
6 ltExtra-urban consumption7,6 lt
Transmission & Chassis
Toyota AllionSpecificationBMW Z3
Front-wheel driveDrivetrainRear-wheel drive
—Gears5
185/70 R14Tyre size225/50 R16
YesABSYes
Dimensions
Toyota AllionSpecificationBMW Z3
4600 mmLength4050 mm
1695 mmWidth1740 mm
1470 mmHeight1293 mm
1240 KgWeight1270 Kg
2700 mmWheelbase2446 mm
E-Kıyasla Editor’s Note
2001 Toyota Allion and 2000 BMW Z3 approach the same decision from different angles. We compare the exact versions so changes in engine, transmission, dimensions and equipment are not hidden behind the model names.
Overall, Toyota Allion leads the E-Kıyasla score by 1 points. The score provides a consistent summary, while the best choice can still change with priorities such as urban efficiency, luggage space, performance or equipment.
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