1988 Toyota Celica
| MSRP: | $12,198 - $20,698 |
| Invoice: | Not Listed |
| Total: | 15 reviews |
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| Excellent | 5 reviews | |
| Very Good | 7 reviews | |
| Average | 2 reviews | |
| Poor | 0 reviews | |
| Terrible | 1 reviews |
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In 1988, Toyota introduced the Celica All-Trac (all-wheel drive) to the lineup. Nicknamed the "Ultimate Celica," the car also included many high-end amenities such as a power driver's seat, sunroof, ten-speaker sound system, and leather interior.
The 1988 Celica offered a few different engine choices, depending on the trim levels. ST and GT coupe, the GT hatchback, and the GT convertible got a 116-horsepower, 2.0-liter four-cylinder. The GT-S coupe and hatchback had a 135 horsepower engine with 2.0 liters. The turbo-charged All-Trac got a 190 horsepower engine, which was the most powerful four-cylinder engine in the US at that time. Fuel economy was about 25 to 32 mpg, depending on the engine and transmission.
The 1988 All-Trac was very popular with drivers, who loved that they could get Toyota reliability, Celica style, and sports car power all in one package. Rally-car aficionados who like to add their own custom modifications also appreciate the 1988 Celica.
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| Excellent | 5 reviews | |
| Very Good | 7 reviews | |
| Average | 2 reviews | |
| Poor | 0 reviews | |
| Terrible | 1 reviews |
“Ye Old Car”
Even though the car was 17 years old when i bought it, it had no problems with it. yes it did have some rust problem but the engine and tranny where in exellent condition. there are many upgrades th... More
“Great”
it got stolen!! but i have nothing bad to say about this car ..its was fast,allwheel drive,turbo, and it hade one hell of a good look..in side and out.. so all in all I would buy it agian if i could f... More
“Mediocrity At Its Worst”
I actually have a mental block about this car. I had owned a 1979 Celica GT, so when I ran across this car at a very reasonable price I jumped all over it hoping that the engine problems I experie... More
“Good Old Toyotas From The 80's”
This car I originally bought as a winter beater, and soon realized it had a lot more potential than dealing with the Michigan winters. It was actually a pretty quick car for what it was thanks to the... More
“Toyaot Had Cheap, Good Vehicles In The 80's.”
Another great, cheap car I got. I bought it as a winterbeater, and realized it was worthy of much more. The 4 cylinder had a prehistoric version of VVT. It had about 190,00 mile on it, went through ... More
“Bp_birminghams 1sick5”
Performance ~ once you take the boost over 16psi then it becomes fast. Handling ~ 4wd drifting is cool, better than kitcars and as good as evo9 on point to point stuff. 0-80mph 1-1.5sec quicker than ... More
“My Car”
the car has a 2000 twin cam engine standerd so it is ment 4 speed. More
“Fun And Rare Car To Have!”
My car is actually a JDM 1987 Toyota Celica GT Four, but I couldn't choose that from the pull down menus...so '88 Alltrac it is. Although this car isn't cheap to maintain, it's always fun to drive! ... More
“My First Car - The Car I Learned Mt On - The Bucket Of Bolts Everyone Loved.”
My first car and also what I learned MT on. All my friends loved this car. Despite having a good engine, it was in the shop all the time and was falling apart, but it was at the center of many adventu... More
“Amasing Stock Suspension”
like the tercel, bullet proof, More
1988 Toyota Celica Trims
| MSRP: | $20,698 |
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| MSRP: | $13,938 |
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| MSRP: | $14,188 |
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| MSRP: | $16,028 |
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| MSRP: | $15,648 |
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| MSRP: | $12,198 |
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1988 Toyota Celica Articles from Around the Web
- carsurvey.org — Special nice car... Toyota rules.. More
- www.fueleconomy.gov — Fuel economy guide for the 4 cyl, 2.0 L, Automatic (4 sp) 1988 Toyota Celica... More
- www.fueleconomy.gov — Fuel economy guide for the 4 cyl, 2.0 L, Manual (5 sp) 1988 Toyota Celica... More
- autos.msn.com — User reviews on MSN Autos... More
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