Which Toyota car was styled after the Toyota AA and limited to 100 units in 1996?

The Toyota car styled after the Toyota AA and limited to 100 units in 1996 was the Toyota Classic.

Toyota created the Classic during the 1990s retro-car boom and to mark the 60th anniversary of the Toyoda Model AA, the company’s first passenger car. Its exterior echoed the AA’s streamlined 1930s styling, including a tall grille, separate-looking fenders and prominent vintage-car details.

Underneath, the Classic was far more modern than its appearance suggested. It used a fifth-generation Toyota Hilux rear-wheel-drive frame and a 2.0-liter 3Y-E four-cylinder engine. Toyota Technocraft produced the bodywork, while the cabin added wood trim and leather to reinforce the retro theme.

The Toyota Origin is an easy mix-up because it was another limited retro-styled Toyota, but it arrived in 2000 and was modeled after the first-generation Toyota Crown. The Crown and Century were regular Toyota model lines rather than the 100-unit AA tribute.