GTFour
GTFour, commonly written as GT-Four, refers to Toyota's Celica GT-Four, a high-performance all-wheel-drive variant of the Celica developed to meet Group A rally homologation requirements. It pairs a turbocharged inline-four engine with a permanent four-wheel-drive system and a tuned chassis to deliver enhanced traction and handling, aiming to blend road usability with rally-inspired performance.
The GT-Four line evolved through three main generations, known by the chassis codes ST165, ST185, and ST205.
In motorsport, GT-Four variants formed Toyota's factory World Rally Championship program during the 1990s, competing in