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1985 Toyota Celica GT-S CoupeReview
Berryroof writes:
My 85 Celica Gts Coupe Still Runs Like New In 2007, Bullet Proof Engine — "Planned Obsolescence"? Not with this car. Love at first sight, I bought this car right off of the showroom floor in 1985 and I have maintained it like my life mattered on it's existence. Looks showroom new I will never sell or trade in this car, because I doubt I will ever find another car as reliable and as overall excellent as this car has been to me. Owner for 22 years, 2 months Miles Driven per Year:7,000 |
1985 Toyota Celica GT-S CoupeReview
IgorK writes:
Incredible Seats And Handling — Celica 85 GT-S was my first car and that could partially, but only partially account for why I liked it so much. It had just enough power to be fun, great handling and the most comfortable seats I've ever introduced my buttocks to. Didn't like at first how it looked but with time grew to love it as well. Because of its rear wheel drive it was really bad on the snow unless you used snowtires which I never did. The car had about 180K miles when I bought it and I put another 70-80K on it without much sweat and repairs. Owner for 6 years, 0 months Miles Driven per Year:15,000 |
1985 Toyota Celica GT CoupeReview
Andrew writes:
Get One — Fun little car. Toyota made a good reliable sporty car. In 85 it's power was more than the civics and most other 4 cylinders. With more current cars it's left behind but can keep up with most cars made 10 years after it. Not a family car but a fun gas saver. Had to replace the head gasket at approx 130,000. It was such an easy task on this engine. Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: Fun Cons: Front seat could go back more. |
1985 Toyota Celica GT-S ConvertibleReview
joedynamo writes:
... Like A Faithful Lover! — Yes, it's the best of both worlds for a top down sports car! Durable 22re 4cyl. truck motor in an independent rear end driven ragtop, man, they should bring this one back today, that motor is legendary for lasting the extra duty long haul, mine runs like it was a new one, absolutely the most affordable sports car ever made, and it was only made a single season in this rear-drive configuration! Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: ... iron clad & top down pleasure too, the affordable economical sports car rag top!!! Cons: ,,, bigger may be better for some, but it's a sports car, remember! |
1985 Toyota Celica GT-S Convertible Review
GuruMZ8G says:
Best driving car vs1985 BMW 3 Series 318i Sedan RWD
1985 Toyota Celica GT-S Convertible winning categories:
Value
Ranked 1985 BMW 3 Series 318i Sedan RWD worse.
"reliable and looks "
Would Buy
Ranked 1985 BMW 3 Series 318i Sedan RWD worse.
"like the looks " |
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Reviews From Other Years
2005 Toyota Celica Reviews
Review By Surfdb
Valued to high for this particular car it better be in perfect condition and stock Read More
Great Vehicle, Though I Reccomend Making The Step Up To A Gt-s Variant. By Anthony
Great Acceleration though spotty at times, 1.8 Liter Inline 4, 140 HP/125 lbs. of Torque, Nice build quality, durable for sure, Great exterior styling, very sleek vehicle, Gas Mileage was decent on lo... Read More
2004 Toyota Celica Reviews
Review By kurt
Has a beautiful and graceful body(aerodynamics) Vents in the right places. Great gas mileage and engine life. Very sporty. Read More
Awesome Look, Low Operation Cost, Low Power By Frédéric
Really reliable car. Great on fuel economy, good brakes and handling. Fun to drive and this car is definetly a head turner... But for those who quantify performance only by horsepower, this car is... Read More
2003 Toyota Celica Reviews
Sporty Ride. By Gabriel
I really like how it handles. You never feel like you can't take that curve. Acceleration is crisp and responsive. Braking is good. The Toyota Celica is a great car for a fun spin around town and surp... Read More
Celica Gt Is Acceptable By Syed
For a relatively inexpensive used car, it is a good buy. I broke the manual transmission when I was younger because of stupid driving, and replacement was 1600 dollars (paid a dealer. Stupid on me). A... Read More
2002 Toyota Celica Reviews
Love It By Fem_I_am
Overall great car. Good first car or second car. Great fuel economy. Love this car. The power at 140+/- HP for a small car is great but could be better. The handling is great along with the styling. W... Read More
Fast And Furious By Fastandfurious
Fantastic car. Great gas miliage. Acceleration is there. Braking, you can stop on a dime. Handles like a BMW. Definately in control while driving it. It's a blast to drive. Never raced it, but I woul... Read More
2001 Toyota Celica Reviews
Its Amazing By spider72012
I liked the sporty feel without the high price of a high end sports car. it really made me a happy camper to show off my car to friends and family. I really recommend this car to any safe and responsi... Read More
The Best Celica Ever By Kieth
fun car to drive, great performance and gas mileage. This is one car Toyota never should've stopped making. Scion TC is a very poor replacement, especially since the Supra died along with the Celica... Read More
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