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Performance9.3/10
Practicality7.1/10
Reliability8.9/10
Value for Money9.3/10
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Overall Rating8.5/10 Based on 65 ratings
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15- Toyota Celica GT4 Reviews

  • Full review by
    Guest.
    on 4th Jan 2009


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : 0

    Bad Points: Bit juicey. Reliability on the older models due to wear an tear.

    General comments: Performance and cornering is great. Good practical car with the upside of speed and comfort. Lovely to drive.
    Guest's review and ratings     | 30 words

  • Review by
    mikeautosolutions Rank: Corporal
    on 8th Nov 2008


    User Rating : 10
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    Great car under pressure. Do look after a drive to see if dipstick blown up an inch sure sign of a worn engine needing rebuild. Heading that direction myself but to be honest its a car for life so ranks up there along side the mrs depending on which is sounding sweeter...
    mikeautosolutions's full review     | 108 words

  • Review by
    Rev2
    on 15th Oct 2008


    User Rating : 8
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    I have a St185 gt4 it's a good looking car, better looking than the st205 gt4. The car suits my needs, fast and very reliable! Lovely car to drive, very addictive! My car will be having a modification doing to the front, headlights, replaced with FTO and bumper. Great classic car!
    Rev2's full review     | 63 words

  • Review by
    Guest.
    on 19th Sep 2008


    User Rating : 9
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    A great car to drive on fast twisty roads. Loads of tuning parts to make it quicker, comfortable. Does drink petrol (mine averages 22mpg). All in all if you've got the money to run it, go for it. Dare to be different.
    Guest's full review     | 49 words

  • Review by
    Guest.
    on 5th Sep 2008


    User Rating : 9
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    The boot is massive! You could gte 2 adults in the back of it. The interiour on the gt four is mostly leather: eg: dash apart from center collum, backs of the chairs, gear stick with leather boot, steering wheel and the door panels are part leather. Check your facts about the celica gt four generation six. Practibility. Well that should be more than 2 if comparing to a Subaru due to its a lower insurance group and it does more miles to the gallon!
    Guest's full review     | 97 words

  • Review by
    Guest.
    on 7th Mar 2008


    User Rating : 10
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    I bought my GT4 about 4 years ago with 72000 miles on it loved it from the word go & it certainly did go. I fitted it with some 17" gold oz racing alloys, uprated suspension, bushes & brakes. Unfortunately due to the thermostat sticking which resulted in overheating I had to take it off the road for fear of doing any damage. Then due to financial commitments left it sat idle for two years. I have now just recently had a brand new zero miles engine fitted straight from the factory, done a few mor ...
    Guest's full review     | 104 words

  • Review by
    oliver4heath
    on 15th Feb 2008


    User Rating : 10
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    Fantastic car. Handling, performance, reliability, the engine is very strong which can handle a good thrashing. The turbo is very responsive from standard. If you have never had one its a must buy. Great value for money and great fun.
    oliver4heath's full review     | 50 words

  • Review by
    bigdug
    on 7th Jul 2007


    User Rating : 10
    Respect : 0

    Buy one, make sure it has full service history and not abused and you will love every second of it. You never get bored of driving it, and still comfortable on long journey's.
    bigdug's full review     | 95 words

  • Review by
    GT4WRC Rank: Lance Corporal
    on 29th Jun 2006


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : 0

    Great all round car, handles and performs brilliantly, ultra reliable in the 2 years I have owned the Toyota Celica GT4, I have had to replace the following parts: Clutch £285 Rear diff mount £90 Exhaust £200 Apart from that it has had very little money spent on it. Front tyres wear quickly but you would expect that with the amount of grip you get.
    GT4WRC's full review     | 139 words

  • Review by
    skunksrus Rank: Lance Corporal
    on 19th Jun 2006


    User Rating : 10
    Respect : 0

    Having owned and driven many high performance cars and have always been an anti Japanese car man... until now! The Toyota Celica GT4 is one heck of car. It's made me take my hat off to the Japanese. Well done Toyota.
    skunksrus's full review     | 101 words | 2 comments added.

  • Review by
    Andy Benn Rank: Lance Corporal
    on 27th Jan 2006


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : +1

    Bought my Toyota Celica GT4 6 months ago, and it's a great car. If not just a little heavy but the power to weight ratio can soon be broken with a couple of simple relatively cheap modifications, seeing 300 BHP withhout fear of blowing the engine. Watch out for clutch wear at 70,000 miles + mine was shot to bits luckily it was replaced during warranty avoiding large labour costs...ENGINE OUT TO REPLACE CLUTCH And the super strut suspension bushes are liable to wear around 80,000 + although ...
    Andy Benn's full review     | 263 words | 1 comment added.

  • Review by
    Moomin1975
    on 18th Nov 2005


    User Rating : 8
    Respect : +1

    The Toyota Celica GT-Four is a rally bred monster that is quite capable of blasting down the road at 150mph but is also easy to drive to and from the shops (my girlfriend has even had a go). The car is quite understated (even with the high wing) but still looks very different to the boring, boxy scooby's and evo's. Although access to the rear seats is not the easiest, room in the cabin is still quite good. Forget about the boot though. Due to the rear diff and a rear strut brace, you'll be lu ...
    Moomin1975's full review     | 303 words

  • Review by
    richwatson Rank: Sergeant
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    on 1st Nov 2005


    User Rating : 10
    Respect : +1

    My friend bought the Toyota Celica GT4 practically new and screamed around in it for a while, then I purchased it from him. I have been driving it for around 10 years, and the car has done 135,000 miles. Around 80,000 I have covered. I have owned 2 Toyota MR2's prior to this car, and I believe this one has been more reliable. It has always been Dealership serviced in Cheltenham, and the only expensive things I remember are the clutch at 61000 miles, and discs all round at about 80/90000 miles ...
    richwatson's full review     | 618 words

  • Review by
    tamlin Rank: Lance Corporal
    on 2nd Sep 2004


    User Rating : 10
    Respect : +1

    I bought this Toyota Celica GT4 sports car a month ago and have had to look into a clutch replacement and the bushes are knocking up front, though I do believe it is due to being left to sit for extended periods of time. Its a 98' import and has done only 28k! documented! and its on an 94'L reg. I love this car, I have had an MR2 and enjoyed every mile, and the quality is just the same in the celica, it is amazingly well put together with a braced chassis front and rear and controls exactly wh ...
    tamlin's full review     | 281 words

  • Review by
    simon. Rank: Lance Corporal
    on 10th Apr 2003


    User Rating : 10
    Respect : +9

    Want an alternative to the mainstream 4wd turbo cars, try the Toyota Calica GT4 (ST205 model), quiet understated looks even with a bloody great wing, nobody knows what you are in until that right foot drops, and then the turbo cuts in and bye bye BMW, or other equally annoying car owner. 239 bhp, loads of toys and remember Subaru only won the rally championship when Toyota pulled out!!
    simon's full review     | 76 words | 4 comments added.


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