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- Is Celica a stick shift?
- Is the 1992 Celica a good car?
- What year Celica is the best?
- Is the 1994 Celica RWD?
- Are Toyota Celicas fast?
- Why Celica was discontinued?
- How many miles can a 1992 Toyota Celica last?
- Which Gen Celica is best?
Is Celica a stick shift?
Normally, I'd prefer the stick shift in a sporty coupe, but Toyota's automatic transmission is a good one. ... This low-slung coupe really sticks to the road. The Celica has a firm, four-wheel independent suspension system that keeps the body straight when you round a corner fast.
Is the 1992 Celica a good car?
This is a fun, reliable, economical car. It has good performance, excellent braking, handling and outstanding Toyota reliability. ... I am happy with my 1992 Toyota Celica Convertible. The car runs like a champ at 180000 miles with no major problems.
What year Celica is the best?
With the Celica, all you really have to look for is the right combination of colour and trim. The company consistently finishes high in our Reliability Surveys, and the Celica has always been well received in JD Power surveys, rated the best coupe in 2006 and in the top 20 overall in 2005.
Is the 1994 Celica RWD?
The U.S. models were stripped of that and the Celica was offered with front-wheel-drive only. A wider track and a stiffer suspension over its predecessor made the 1994 Celica better on the corners.
Are Toyota Celicas fast?
The 7th gen Celica GT-S 6spd is the fastest stock Celica in the US. Overseas, the ST205 (94-99 GT-FOUR) was the fastest.
Why Celica was discontinued?
It was powered by a 1.8L engine in its base model that produced 140 horsepower. Toyota announced that production of the Celica would be halted in the U.S. in 2004 due to low sales.
How many miles can a 1992 Toyota Celica last?
A well-maintained Celica can last 250,000 to 300,000 miles if you don't abuse it.
Which Gen Celica is best?
The fourth-generation switched to front-wheel-drive but was regarded by many as being the best-handling Celica yet. This generation also saw the introduction of the turbocharged, four-wheel-drive GT-Four (also known as the All-Trac).
