DMITROV, RUSSIA - JUNE 13: A unidentified participant reaches the top in Toyota Celica in the first Championship 'Rus Hill climb Open' at avtopoligone NIITSAMT, June 13, 2010 in Dmitrov, Russia. by De Visu | show original size
toyota celica
Won’t you find it interesting to happily chat about the Toyota Celica sporting car compact creation that was brought under the production scanner by the Toyota Company (Japan) from time phase of 1970 to 2006? Celica name was coined after getting derived the Latin word ‘coelica’ meaning ‘heavenly made’ giving celestial bend to it. In Japan, the Celica became exclusive to Toyota (Japan) car dealerships housed for display in Toyota Corolla Retail Outlet. Powered by several four-cylinder engines, the Celica has been in vogue since last several years. Car’s basic layout-version was changed in August year 1985, wherein the rear wheeler drive got converted to frontal wheeler drive. During its first three generations, Celicas tailor-made for American car market were being powered by several types of Toyota's R series. Four-wheeler drives got made as turbo-charged models known as the GT-Four across the world, brought into production from years 1986 to 1999. Variable Valve Timing was geared up in Japanese models that got started in December of the year 1997, becoming a standard-feature in all models from the year 2000 on. Throughout their seven generations, the car models have gone through many revision tasks with designer forks, involving Toyota Celica Supra.
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