A140

The A140 is a designation that can refer to several different things, most commonly a road or a type of motor vehicle.

In the United Kingdom, the A140 is a major road in East Anglia. It runs from Cromer in Norfolk southwards to Ipswich in Suffolk. The road connects several towns and villages, including Norwich, Diss, and Eye. It is a significant route for both local and through traffic in the region. The A140 is largely a single carriageway road, although some sections have dual carriageways. It is managed by National Highways in England.

In the automotive world, the A140 designation is associated with the Toyota Caldina. The second generation of the Toyota Caldina, produced from 1997 to 2002, was often referred to by its chassis code, which included the A140 designation. This model was available in various body styles, including station wagon and van, and featured a range of engine options. The Toyota Caldina was primarily sold in the Japanese domestic market.

Other less common uses of the A140 designation might exist in specific technical contexts or as model numbers for electronic components or machinery, but these are not as widely recognized as the road or the vehicle.