4-speed automatic) Note: manuals always five-speed only and all non-limited edition models offered in sedan and wagon with manual or automatic transmissions unless specifically noted (TE to TW series). TF (1997–1998) Executive (2.4-litre 4-cylinder and 3.0-litre V6) Advance (3.0-litre V6) Altera (3.0-litre V6; 4-speed automatic) Altera LS (3.0-litre V6; 4-speed automatic) Sports sedan (3.0-litre V6; manual or 4-speed Tiptronic automatic) Limited editions: Solara (July and August 1998: based on Executive 3.0-litre V6) Luxury series: Verada Ei (3.5-litre V6; 4-speed automatic) Verada Xi sedan (3.5-litre V6; 4-speed automatic) Note: TF is the last Magna series offered with a four-cylinder engine (never fitted to Verada). TH (1999–2000; the first approx. 30 units built in December 1998) Executive (3.0-litre or 3.5-litre V6) Executive LS (May–June 2000: 3.5-litre V6; 4-speed automatic) Advance (3.5-litre V6) Altera LS (1999: 3.5-litre V6; 4-speed automatic) Sports sedan (3.5-litre V6; manual or 4-speed Tiptronic automatic) Limited editions: Solara (based on Advance, same interior trim as Advance) V6 Si (based on Executive 3.5-litre V6) Luxury series: Verada Ei (3.5-litre V6; 4-speed automatic) Verada Xi sedan (3.5-litre V6; 4-speed automatic) TJ (2000–2003) Executive (prior to TJ Series 2: 140 kW 3.0-litre V6 or optional 150 kW 3.5-litre V6; latter only engine after TJ Series 2 with 150 kW output) Executive LPG (from April 2003: 143 kW 3.5-litre V6; 4-speed automatic only; first dedicated LPG Magna) Advance (150 kW and later 155 kW 3.5-litre V6) Advance LPG (from April 2003: 143 kW 3.5-litre V6; 4-speed automatic only; first dedicated LPG Magna) AWD sedan (from TJ Series 2: down-powered 154 kW 3.5-litre V6; 5-speed automatic) Sports sedan (163 kW 3.5-litre "high output" V6; manual or 5-speed automatic) Sports wagon (late 2001: 163 kW 3.5-litre "high output" V6; 5-speed automatic) Sports AWD sedan (from TJ Series 2: down-powered 159 kW Sports 3.5-litre V6; 5-speed automatic) VR-X sedan (based on Sports but with full bodykit; 163 kW 3.5-litre "high output" V6; manual or 5-speed automatic) Ralliart sedan (2002: based on VR-X but with revised bodykit; uprated 180 kW 3.5-litre V6; manual with LSD; 5-speed automatic from Sports/VR-X; total production approx. 500 individually numbered; 4 units painted in Wasp Yellow in 2003) Limited editions: Solara (based on Advance; 4-speed automatic; 2 versions) V6 Si (based on Executive; in Sports/VR-X colours only) Commonwealth Games (based on Executive; in Sports/VR-X colours only) Limited Edition (badged "LE" and based on Executive with Verada appointments; 4-speed automatic; KJ series front