Toyota Celica Premium

My husband has had this car for three years and everybody loves it. It looks great and handles really well - we paid £11,000 for a four year old car with rear spoiler, leather seats and 28,000 on the clock. It has cost very little to service (though we don't use the main dealer because they are about £65 an hour just for labour) and nothing has gone wrong in all that time. The front two seats are extremely comfortable and roomy and there are airbags all over the place. The drive is great - the car lets you know exactly what is going on on the road and it handles twists and turns well. It is really fun to drive - but it doesn't accelerate as fast as ...  Read the complete review

I'd been attracted to the 6th Generation Celica for a long time, mostly for its more-than-passing resemblance to Ford's RS200. However, I bought a Generation 7 Celica. Why? Because I'd found that unless it's GT4, the sixth incarnation of the Celica isn't all that fast. I also didn't want an older car. My Celica is one of the last, a late 2006 190 T-Sport VVTLi. This means it has 190 horsepower; 50 of those horses wake up only at 6,250rpm, by courtesy of the car's electronics. Overall, it's a great car. It can be driven round town as though it has the 140hp engine of its little sister. Or I can make use of the 'lift', the point where the engine's ...  Read the complete review

I have a Toyota Celica - inherited it from my fiance when he got a company car. I adore this car so much. I have a 2000 model,with a premium and sport pack, it's blue in colour. OK so where do I really start with this car; It has a 1.8 engine which isn't that great for the kind of car it is, be better with at least a 2.0 or 2.2 but you can't have everything, it is smooth to drive, comfy with leather interior and bucket seats that you can just mould in to. The back seats are a bit deceiving really as they look tiny and you think no one will be able to get in and be comfortable but you'd be wrong, my friend (who is 6ft 2") decided she would sit in the back ...  Read the complete review

Toyota Celica 190 VVTLi I have owned My Celica for 2 Years and have cover over 25,000 miles in her, although the car has slight modifications, i still thought i'd write a review. First the Looks. The 7th Generation Celica the ZZT230/1 was actually designed in the USA by a company called Calty Design. Design-wise Toyota turns to CALTY to find a design that appeals to the younger market. Turning outside the Japanese designers Toyota hopes depart from the conservative "safe" image that Toyota is all too well known for. So they came up with what is now the current Celica and it received Rave reviews. The Celica uses ...  Read the complete review