1987 Toyota Corolla AE92 - Levin & Sprinter Trueno

The legendary Toyota AE86 left a lasting mark on Japanese automotive culture, but its successor took a very different direction.

With the arrival of the Toyota Corolla AE92, the manufacturer introduced a new generation built around a front-wheel-drive platform, moving away from the rear-wheel-drive layout that made the AE86 famous.

The result was a compact, modernized car that retained the sporty character of its predecessor while offering a different driving experience.

Now the 1987 Toyota Corolla Levin and Sprinter Trueno AE92 arrive in Project Zomboid, bringing classic Japanese styling, responsive handling and an extensive selection of customization options to the roads of Kentucky.

The collection includes four configurations, with both left-hand and right-hand drive models available.

Just remember to check which side the steering wheel is on before jumping into your next getaway vehicle.

Toyota Corolla AE92 - Four Variants

The mod introduces two distinctive members of the Corolla family, each available with different steering wheel configurations.

Toyota Corolla Levin AE92

The Corolla Levin features its own recognizable front-end styling and a sporty appearance that reflects Toyota's late-1980s design philosophy.

Available configurations include:

• Levin RHD - Right-hand drive version.
• Levin LHD - Left-hand drive version.

Its compact proportions and responsive handling make it an appealing choice for players who prefer smaller cars over large American sedans and SUVs.

Toyota Sprinter Trueno AE92

The Sprinter Trueno offers an alternative interpretation of the same platform, with distinctive styling that separates it visually from the Levin.

Available configurations include:

• Trueno RHD - Right-hand drive version.
• Trueno LHD - Left-hand drive version.

Although the Levin and Trueno look noticeably different, they share most of their mechanical and customization components.

This makes maintaining multiple AE92 vehicles easier, especially when searching for replacement parts.

All four configurations provide four seats, allowing a small group of survivors to travel together.

Compact Size and Responsive Handling

One of the AE92's greatest strengths is its combination of compact dimensions and enjoyable handling.

Compared with larger vehicles, the Corolla occupies less space on the road, which can be useful when navigating abandoned neighborhoods, narrow streets and areas filled with obstacles.

The Levin and Trueno also offer a distinctive driving experience, making them attractive alternatives to heavy trucks and full-size American cars.

Whether you're exploring the outskirts of Muldraugh, searching for supplies in Riverside or traveling between safehouses, these Japanese coupes bring a different character to everyday transportation.

However, good handling doesn't make a car invulnerable.

Before attempting high-speed maneuvers around abandoned vehicles and wandering zombies, make sure your Corolla is properly maintained.

Two-Tier Bumper Protection

The mod provides additional defensive equipment for players who want to prepare their Corolla for dangerous journeys.

Both front and rear bumpers support two tiers of protective reinforcement, allowing you to improve the vehicle's defenses.

Available protective components include:

• Reinforced front bumpers
• Reinforced rear bumpers
• Bullbars and protective attachments
• Window armor
• Door protection
• Engine compartment reinforcement
• Headlight armor

These upgrades allow you to preserve the AE92's classic appearance or gradually transform it into a customized survival car.

Additional armor is particularly useful when exploring dangerous locations where avoiding every zombie is not always possible.

Customization and Japanese Tuning Style

Beyond protective equipment, the collection includes numerous parts that can be crafted or discovered throughout the game world.

Available customization options include:

• Different bumper configurations
• Bullbars and exterior protective accessories
• Front and rear spoilers
• Side skirts
• Roof racks
• Window armor
• Additional exterior components
• Multiple texture variations

These accessories give players plenty of freedom to personalize their Corolla.

You can restore a clean, factory-style Levin, build a sporty Trueno with aerodynamic accessories or equip either model with additional protection for surviving the apocalypse.

Because most components are shared between the two models, collecting spare parts becomes more convenient.

Detailed Animations and Removable Parts

The Toyota Corolla AE92 features detailed animations and interactive vehicle components.

The hood, trunk, doors and windows are fully animated, while the interior and character remain visible during driving.

Vehicle components also have individual 3D models that can be removed and placed in the game world.

Additional features include:

• Four passenger seats
• Left-hand and right-hand drive configurations
• Shared parts between Levin and Trueno models
• Craftable and discoverable customization equipment
• Removable 3D vehicle components
• Multiple exterior textures
• Support for towing other vehicles
• Ability to be towed when necessary

These features make restoring and customizing an AE92 a rewarding part of the survival experience.

Compatibility

• Build 41.78.20 - Single Player and Multiplayer supported
• Build 42.17+ - Single Player and Multiplayer supported
• Can be added to an existing save through the load menu
• Vehicle recoloring is not supported

The 1987 Toyota Corolla AE92 collection is an excellent addition for players who appreciate classic Japanese cars, compact sports coupes and detailed vehicle customization.

Four configurations, two distinctive body styles, interchangeable components and extensive protective equipment make the Levin and Trueno enjoyable vehicles to restore and drive.

Find an abandoned Corolla, repair its damaged parts, install your favorite accessories and prepare for another journey across Kentucky.

And before you climb inside, take one last look at the steering wheel. You might be about to discover that your new Japanese classic has the driver's seat on the other side.