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Toyota Celica to be replaced in 2009
 
The current generation Celica was taken out of production in 2005. But Toyota has good news for European sports car lovers: a replacement is under development and will be unveiled in 2009. Full story Descending the stairs in a Cellica
This is for real! It happened in Rome. A drunk guy thought the stairs were road and he descent with his sports car some stairs in “Piazza di Spagna” when he was saw by some tourists. The guy was stopped by the cops in the middle of his “road” after he damaged the first five stairs. He was put into charges for driving under influence and destroying a historical monument. 2002 Toyota Celica T Sport
The highly acclaimed Toyota Celica sports coupe range is to be extended with the launch of a high performance Celica T Sport. The launch of the more powerful Celica marks the creation of a new T Sport brand for Toyota, reflecting the company’s successful motorsporting heritage in the FIA World Rally Championship, the American ChampCar series, the classic Le Mans 24-Hours race and its forthcoming entry into Formula 1 Full story Celica runs 6.97 per 1/4 mile
Have you ever dream to reach almost 200mph in 400 meters? Or you dream to travel a 1/4 mile in less than 7 seconds? Some people can. Take a look at this video and you may give up to this dream. Because you will need a car like this.
1970 - 2006 Toyota Celica History
Celica was originally designed for motorists motorists who love fun and style, and more than just a simple means of transportation. The name is derived from the Latin word célico meaning "from the heavens" or "celestial". Through all generations, Celicas have been built around Toyota’s high-performance inline-4 engines. The plans for the Celica started in 1967. Full story
2008 Toyota Celica
The years pass for Toyota Celica to.After 36 years of life , 7 generations, and 5 wins in the World-wide rally for the coupe,the hour of the retierment reaches. Full story New Toyota Celica to be hybrid
The Toyota Celica is on its way out — but then it’s coming back in a brand new guise. But don’t hold your breath, because it’s not likely to appear until 2008. According to a report in this week’s Autocar, the Japanese car giant, which recently overtook GM as the world’s biggest carmaker, is developing a mid-engined, 4WD hybrid car with four seats to replace both the MR2 and Celica. Both cars are nearing the end of their lives and will be withdrawn by mid-2006. It could be (...) > Full story
2000 - 2005 Toyota Celica
Now in its seventh generation, Toyota’s redesigned front-drive 2-door hatchback coupe came in GT and sportier GT-S trim. No convertible was offered. Wheelbase grew by 2.4 inches, but the new coupe was about 4 inches shorter overall, half an inch narrower, and about as tall as its predecessor. Basic engine in the GT was a 1.8-liter 4-cylinder, making 140 horsepower. Full story | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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