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6th Gen Celica 1.8 st in teal blue, love it to bits , looks great, wasn't sure at first, but i've really grown to like its looks. This car is my bit of fun for the weekend. Great driving position, very low and sporty.

This is the best car I have driven for handling, and always makes me grin. Perfo ...

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The Toyota Celica 1.8 looks great IMO. Nice performance, especially in 190. Practical, everyday car as long as not used as a family wagon. Fantastic reliability Have owned both 140 & 190 (GT) models. The side skirts and spoiler on the GT look amazing IMO and really make the car.
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I have an '02 140bhp model, bought only a few weeks ago, & I love it already. It turns heads, is stuffed with goodies (with sport/premium pack), is quite quick, & offers tons of carrying capacity with fold-down rear seats. I've managed to achieve a respectable 36mpg, pretty good for a sports car; al ...

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I have a 1991 toyota celica base model for sale with 160,000 miles. I loved it. I have both cv joints replaced and the place didn't fill the trans all the way up so the trans is going out.

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The Toyota Celica 1.8 has reasonable performance but it is necessary to rev the engines hard and this does not suit everyone's driving style.

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Beautiful car and very reliable, I did have a duff ECM, but it didn't cause any real problems day to day and Toyota swapped it out immediately. It has a decent hatchback and boot space is fine for most applications. Interior space is generally OK for three, though rear headroom is limited. I've yet ...

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A nice car but it has cost me £2000 on 6 bent wheels, tyres etc. Toyota say that there is not a problem with the wheels but other owners are reporting the same problems (read "What Car?" reports also).
I bought the T sport new in May 2004 having previously owned a VVTi which was very good. To ...

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I would agree with Rev306's comments about the Toyota Celica 1.8. I test drove the 190 (the car I have is the 140) and the 190 goes like brown stuff off a shovel, it is very quick and if you're not paying attention, you'll be closer than you want to be to the car in front, which seemed far in the d ...

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Firstly I would like to point out that before I owned my Toyota Celica 1.8 190 T Sport, I owned a standard 140 BHP model. There are a fewer T Sports on the road, therefore most 140 owners will critisise the 190 Model. Personally I think they should of only made the 190 T sport model, it's a proper s ...

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The Toyota Celica is very much an eye catcher, and am generally pleased with it.Only problem was dealer, Western Toyota of Edinburgh, I arranged the deal over the phone and salesperson told me it was a style pack version and it turned out to be the base model with a spoiler.