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Seven generations of Toyota Celica (from 1970 to 2005)

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Created on November 10, 2011

Reading time 3min

Written by:

Bruno von Rotz

Photos:

Daniel Reinhard

Bruno von Rotz

Archiv Toyota

- Courtesy RM Auctions

Archiv

Daniel Reinhard

Bruno von Rotz

Archiv Toyota

- Courtesy RM Auctions

Archiv

Toyota Celica (1973) - Die erste Generation der Toyota Celica, gebaut von 1970 bis 1977

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Toyota Celica - Elegantes Coupé aus Fernost mit bis zu 190 km/h Höchstgeschwindigkeit - gezeigt am Genfer Autosalon 1971

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Toyota Celica GT (1973) am Michaelskreuzrennen 2011 (Startnummer 272)

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Toyota Celica 1600 ST (1971) am Michaelskreuzrennen 2011 (Startnummer 348)

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Bild von Partner Planai Classic 2025 Inline 1

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Toyota Celica 1600 GT (1975) am Michaelskreuzrennen 2011 (Startnummer 343)

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Toyota Celica TA22 GT (1974) - Lenzerheide Motor Classics 2011

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Toyota Celica (1979) - die zweite Generation der Celica, gebaut von 1978 bis 1982

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Toyota Celica (1983) - die dritte Generation der Toyota Celica, gebaut von 1982 bis 1985

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Toyota Celica (1998) - gezeigt an den Schloss Dyck Classic Days 2008

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Toyota Celica (1985) - die vierte Generation der Celica, gebaut von 1985 bis 1989, erstmals mit Front- oder Allradantrieb

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Toyota Celica - Toyota Celica an der Monte Carlo Rallye 1990

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Toyota Celica - Michael van der Heide wird bei den Youngtimern des Hockenheim Historics 2011 im Toyota nach hinten durchgereicht

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Toyota Celica IMSA GTO (1986) - angeboten als Lot 43 an der RM-Versteigerung vom 16./17. Januar 2014 in Arizona

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Toyota Celica (1989) - die fünfte Generation der Celica, gebaut von 1989 bis 1993, rundlicher als je zuvor

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Toyota Celica (1994) - die sechste Generation der Celica, gebaut von 1994 bis 1999

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Toyota Celica (1999) - die siebte Generation der Toyota Celica, gebaut von 1999 bis 2005

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Summary

This article contains the following chapters

Muscle car in Japanese
Test Toyota Celica GT
Test Toyota Celica 2000 Liftback
Test Toyota Celica 2000 Liftback ST/GT
First contact with the new Toyota Carina and Celica
Test of the Toyota Celica Supra

Estimated reading time: 3min

Preview (beginning of the article)

From 1970 to 2005, Toyota built seven generations of a sports coupé called the Celica. In each case, the technology was based on saloon models built in parallel. The Celica vehicles were successful both on the market and in racing. The Zwischengas archive contains many articles and contributions on the Toyota Celica. Some of them are highlighted below. In the summer of 1971, Automobil Revue tested the Toyota Celica 1600 ST and was particularly impressed by the extensive basic equipment. The test car took 14.1 seconds to sprint from 0 to 100 km/h. To the test report ... In February/March 1973, the AR testers tested the Toyota Celica GT with a displacement of 1.6 liters.Pleasant shifting was one of the keywords, the sporty impact and the more personal touch were positively reflected in the test diary. The test car reached 100 kilometers per hour after just 11.9 seconds. To the test report ...

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