The Complete List of Cars Made In 1994

The mid‑1990s were a transitional period for cars worldwide: safety and emissions rules were tightening, new body styles and engines were appearing, and many familiar nameplates evolved or debuted to meet changing tastes. That makes a 1994‑specific list useful for collectors, researchers, and anyone curious about what was on the road that year.

There are 54 Cars Made in 1994, ranging from the Audi A4 to the Volkswagen Transporter T4. For each entry you’ll find below how the data are organized: Market or country,Body type,Engine (L) / power (kW), so you can compare regional variants, body styles and engine output at a glance — you’ll find below.

What does “made in 1994” include — model launches, production years, or specific VIN years?

This list generally includes models produced in calendar year 1994, covering new model launches, continued production runs and region‑specific variants; if a model was marketed earlier but still built in 1994 it’s listed, and you can use the Market or country column to spot regional production differences.

How should I use the Engine (L) / power (kW) column to compare performance?

Use the Engine (L) figure for displacement and the kW value for standardized power output across markets; remember some sources list horsepower instead, so if needed convert kW to hp (1 kW ≈ 1.34 hp) and check the Market or country column for variations in tuning or emissions that affect numbers.

Cars Made in 1994

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Toyota Corolla

Compact staple produced worldwide in 1994 (E100/E110 era). Popular economy hatchback and sedan with multiple engines; 1994 saw steady production and regional variants, known for reliability and high sales across Asia, Europe and North America.

Toyota Camry

Mainstream mid-size sedan produced in large numbers in 1994. The Camry continued strong sales with facelifted trims in some markets; commonly fitted with smooth 2.2 L four-cylinder engines and automatic transmissions for family buyers.

Toyota Supra

Fourth-generation (A80) Supra was in full production in 1994, famed for its twin-turbo 3.0 L inline-six in performance trims. 1994 models are noted for high-performance specifications and popularity among tuners.

Toyota Celica

Seventh‑generation Celica (early 1990s design) was produced in 1994 across markets. Offered as sporty coupe with GT and GT-Four variants in some regions; known for sharp styling and accessible performance.

Honda Civic

Early 1990s Civic generation continued production through 1994 with multiple body styles worldwide. Reliable compact with economical engines, popular as daily driver and tuner base; regional trims and engines varied by market.

Honda Accord

Accord production in 1994 covered sedans and wagons for global markets. Mid-size family car noted for comfortable ride, solid build and a range of four-cylinder and V6 engines depending on market and trim.

Honda Prelude

Front‑wheel‑drive sporty coupe produced in 1994 with refined styling and VTEC-equipped engines. Niche buyer appeal; notable for handling and more powerful engine options in higher trims.

Mazda MX-5 Miata

First‑generation NA MX‑5 was actively produced in 1994 and wildly popular for its light weight and engaging driving feel. 1994 models continued strong sales worldwide; a beloved affordable two-seat convertible.

Mazda RX-7

Second/third‑generation RX‑7 (FD) was in production in 1994 with its twin-rotor rotary engine. Known for high-revving performance and sporty handling; enthusiast favorite with continued production runs in 1994.

Mazda 626/Capella

Mid-size family car produced in 1994 in multiple body styles and markets. Offered as practical sedan and wagon with a variety of engines; steady seller for families and fleets.

Nissan 300ZX

Z32 300ZX remained in production in 1994, offered with twin-turbo V6 in performance variants. Known for strong performance in the sports coupe segment and distinctive styling of the era.

Nissan Maxima

Full‑size sedan produced in 1994 for North America and other markets. Popular as a sporty family sedan with V6 power and comfortable interior; continued strong sales in its segment.

Nissan Primera

European-oriented family car produced in 1994 with hatchback and sedan bodies. The Primera offered refined handling and multiple engines; established as a competitor to European mid-size models.

Nissan Sunny/Sentra

Economical compact produced worldwide in 1994 under Sunny or Sentra names. Practical, affordable transportation with simple engines and broad market presence, especially in Asia and Latin America.

Subaru Impreza

Second‑generation Impreza was introduced in the early 1990s and saw production in 1994. Offered as practical sedan/wagon with boxer engines; later gained fame for rally variants but 1994 models focused on everyday use.

Subaru Legacy

Mid-size touring sedan/wagon built in 1994 with boxer engines and available AWD. Known for durability and all-weather capability; produced for markets including Japan, North America and Europe.

Mitsubishi Lancer

Compact car produced worldwide in 1994 across multiple body styles and trim levels. Practical small car with varied engines and wide availability in developing markets and Japan.

Mitsubishi Pajero/Montero

Full‑size SUV in production in 1994 with robust off‑road credentials. Continued production of established generation; popular for rugged use and global markets including Australia and Africa.

Isuzu Trooper

Body-on-frame SUV built and sold in 1994 with diesel and petrol engines. Known for durability and off-road capability; produced for global markets including North America and Australia.

Suzuki Swift

Subcompact hatchback produced in 1994 offering economical motoring and compact dimensions. Popular in urban markets, known for low running costs and nimble handling for city driving.

Mazda 323/Protegé

Small family car produced across global markets in 1994 with multiple body styles. Practical, affordable, and widely used as a commuter car with a variety of small-displacement engines.

Ford Escort (US)

US-market Escort was built in 1994 as a compact family car with multiple trims. Affordable, widespread small car offered by Ford; production continued strongly through the mid‑1990s.

Ford Mondeo

Large European family car produced in 1994 after its 1993 launch. Marketed as Ford’s global mid-size contender with refined handling, multiple body styles, and a range of engines for Europe.

Ford Taurus

Mid-size American sedan produced in 1994, popular with fleet and private buyers. Known for comfortable ride and broad appeal; available with V6 engines and family-friendly features.

Ford Transit

Light commercial van manufactured in large numbers in 1994. Used for cargo and passenger duties across Europe and beyond; multiple body lengths and payloads made it a staple of commercial fleets.

Volkswagen Golf Mk3

Golf Mk3 was in production in 1994 across markets, offering compact hatchback practicality with a range of petrol and diesel engines. Important for VW’s volume sales and platform sharing across Europe.

Volkswagen Polo

Small city hatchback introduced in new generation in some markets in 1994. Economical, easy to park, and widely used in Europe; multiple small-displacement engine options for urban drivers.

Volkswagen Passat

Family mid-size car produced in 1994 with sedan and estate bodies. Offered efficient petrol and diesel engines; continued popularity in Europe and fleet markets.

Volkswagen Transporter T4

Forward-control van produced in 1994 used for cargo and passenger conversion. Newer front-engine design replaced older Bus layout; widely used in Europe and converted for many commercial roles.

Audi A4

Audi introduced the A4 in 1994 as the successor to the 80; production began that year. Compact executive car with premium interiors and a variety of petrol and diesel engines; marked a design and tech update.

BMW 3 Series (E36)

E36 3 Series was in full production in 1994, available in sedan, coupe and touring bodies. Noted for improved handling and modern styling; widely produced in Europe and exported globally.

BMW 5 Series (E34)

Mid-size executive car produced in 1994 with a mix of straight-six engines and all-wheel-drive options in some markets. Well-regarded for build quality and a staple of BMW’s lineup.

Mercedes-Benz C-Class (W202)

Compact executive sedan produced in 1994; W202 was Mercedes’ small luxury entry. Noted for safety features and solid construction, produced for global markets including Europe and the US.

Mercedes-Benz S-Class (W140)

Flagship luxury saloon produced in 1994 with advanced tech for its era. Known for opulence, V8 and V12 options, and safety innovations; sold in global luxury markets.

Range Rover (P38)

Second‑generation Range Rover (P38) launched in 1994 with modernized styling and V8 engines. Produced in the UK for global markets; marked a significant update to the Range Rover line.

Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ)

Mid-size SUV produced in 1994, part of Jeep’s re-expansion into popular SUVs. Well received for blending on-road comfort with off-road capability; produced in North America for multiple markets.

Jeep Cherokee XJ

Boxy, body-on-frame SUV produced in 1994 with loyal following for durability and off-road ability. Widely sold in North America and exported; production continued strong through the 1990s.

Chevrolet Cavalier

Compact car produced in 1994 for North American markets, available in coupe, sedan and wagon forms. Economical choice for buyers and fleets; regular production volumes in 1994.

Chevrolet Corvette (C4)

American sports car produced in 1994 with powerful small-block V8 engines. C4 Corvette continued to offer high performance and value in the sports car market during 1994 production.

Chevrolet Camaro

Fourth‑generation Camaro was in production in 1994 with V6 and V8 options. American muscle-car styling and performance continued to attract buyers through the mid‑1990s.

Pontiac Firebird

Firebird shared platform with Camaro and was produced in 1994. Offered sporty looks and V6/V8 engines for the American performance coupe buyer; steady production in North America.

Dodge Caravan / Plymouth Voyager

Popular North American minivans produced in 1994 in high volumes. Family transport staple with flexible seating; widely sold and used for private and commercial purposes.

Toyota HiAce

Long-running light commercial van produced in 1994 for Asian, Oceanian and some African markets. Used for cargo, passenger shuttle and camper conversions; reliable and widely maintained.

Nissan Caravan/Urvan

Light commercial van produced in 1994 for many Asian and export markets. Durable workhorse for businesses and passenger conversions; multiple body lengths and variants available.

Renault Clio

Popular small hatchback produced widely in Europe in 1994. Practical urban car and economical daily driver; ongoing production and strong sales since early 1990s.

Peugeot 306

Compact family car produced in 1994 after its 1993 launch; offered hatchback and sedan forms. Praised for handling and comfortable interior, popular throughout Europe.

Opel/Vauxhall Astra (F)

Mainstream European compact car produced in 1994 with multiple engines and body styles. Strong presence in fleet and private sales across the UK and continental Europe.

Citroën ZX

Small family car produced throughout 1994 in Europe with varied petrol and diesel engines. Noted for comfortable ride and practicality, sold widely to families and fleets.

Porsche 911 (993)

New-generation 993 911 launched in 1994 and entered production that year. Last air-cooled 911, immediately notable for updated styling and improved handling; highly collectible among enthusiasts.

Porsche 968

Front-engined sport coupe built in 1994 continuing Porsche’s 944/968 lineage. Offered a balanced driving experience and manual/automatic transmission choices; produced in limited numbers relative to mainstream cars.

Ferrari F355

Ferrari introduced the F355 in 1994 with a high‑revving 3.5 L V8 and advanced engineering for the era. Production began in 1994, making it a landmark performance release that year.

Ferrari 512 TR

Production of later 512 TR models continued into the early 1990s, with some units built in 1994 as Ferrari transitioned models. High-performance V12 grand tourer with limited production numbers.

Lamborghini Diablo

High‑performance supercar produced in 1994 with V12 power. Diablo carried Lamborghini’s flagship role in the early ‘90s and was built in low volumes for global exotic markets.

McLaren F1

Ultra‑low-volume supercar produced in 1994 as McLaren began deliveries after 1993 development. Extremely limited production numbers per year; 1994 saw some customer cars leave the factory, making them rare and notable.

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