The Corona Mark II was marketed as between the Corona and the Crown, and released in 1972. The Mark II did away with the straight and edgy body of its predecessor and was transformed into a stylish and elegant design that emphasizes curves. In addition, a double wishbone at the front and 4-link rear suspension system to expand the wheelbase improved the stability and comfort of the car.

This particular model is the early 1700DX equipped with a 1,700 cc 4-cylinder OHC engine with high-speed reliability. The body work is Monza Olive, which enhances the elegance of this model. The dashboard, housing a large triple meter, is covered, as is the seat and steering wheel. The previous owner was very careful with this car so the interior is in great condition. The car has spent many years in indoor storage and requires full recommissioning to move. The wheels are also genuine originals and the high originality value of the car means it retains much of its value.