1994-1999 Toyota Celica: Overview

Updated: 02/28/12

1995 Toyota Celica 2-door convertible
1999 Toyota Celica
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1994-1999 Toyota Celica 

  • Price Range:  $1,000 - $4,600
CG Rating

43

out of 100

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Pros

  • Optional antilock brakes
  • Acceleration (GT)
  • Steering/handling
  • Instruments/controls
  • Fuel economy

Cons

  • Engine noise
  • Rear-seat room
  • Cargo room (exc. hatchback)

Vehicle Highlights

Curvaceously redesigned for 1994, Toyota's front-drive sports coupe came as a 2-door notchback or hatchback, in base (ST) or more costly GT guise. Dimensions grew slightly, including a 2-inch increase in overall width. The fresh front end sported four round headlights. Dual airbags were standard, and antilock braking optional. The previous-generation All-Trac and convertible models did not return. A new 1.8-liter, dual-overhead-cam 4-cylinder engine went into the ST, while the sportier GT got a carryover 2.2-liter four. Celicas employed a standard 5-speed manual gearbox, but a 4-speed automatic transmission could be installed in any model.

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Expert Ratings Summary (view detailed report)

Category Toyota Celica GT 5-speed Rating
Performance 4
Fuel Economy 7
Ride Quality 3
Steering/Handling/Braking 6
Quietness 2
Controls/Materials 5
Interior Room 5
Room/Comfort (rear) 2
Cargo Capacity 3
Value within Class 6
Total Score: 43

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