Celica
Celica most commonly refers to the Toyota Celica, a line of compact sports cars produced by Toyota Motor Corporation from 1970 to 2006. The Celica was designed as an affordable, sporty two-door car offered in several generations, with a focus on light weight, handling, and driving pleasure. Over its lifespan, the model evolved from a simple rear-wheel-drive two-seat sport coupe to a broader 2+2 coupe with a variety of engines and trim levels.
Across its six generations, the Celica appeared in multiple body configurations, including liftback and coupe styles.
Rally and motorsport history was a notable aspect of the Celica lineage. The GT-Four variants achieved success
Production of the Celica ended in 2006, with no direct contemporary successor. The model’s legacy continues