1975 Toyota Celica Reviews, Pricing & Specs
Write a review
The Toyota Celica stayed largely the same for 1975, with only the 2.0-liter engine getting a small boost to 2.2 liters.
The 1975 Toyota Celica came in two trim levels, the ST and the GT. The ST was available with a four-speed manual transmission or a three-speed automatic. The GT came equipped with a five-speed manual. The GT was the sportier-looking model, with racing stripes and chrome-trimmed wheels.
The 1975 Toyota Celica was popular because it offered a solid, dependable ride with sporty looks. Some drivers have complained that the GT, with its wider tires, can be difficult to steer when combined with no power steering and rear-wheel drive.
Published Aug 9, 2022 by CarGurus Editorial Team
User reviews for 1975 Toyota Celica
Write a reviewUser rating:
by Anonymous
Mar 08, 2010
I have had my car for two yeas its it fast I fixed it all up by myself. It is a 1975
toyota celica I have a lot of fun in this car nomatter what the day has in store for
me. Mar 08, 2010
by Kev S
Sep 28, 2009
this is going to be my rally car so its going to be a fun project high power and everything made a little bit better so its going to be a good fun cars with a roll cage and handlingSep 28, 2009
by Anonymous
Apr 01, 2008
I absolutely love my gt. I have had it since my senior year in high school 2004-2005 and slowly rebuidling but neededs interior work and a drivers side window.Apr 01, 2008
User rating:
by Anonymous
Mar 08, 2010
I have had my car for two yeas its it fast I fixed it all up by myself. It is a 1975
toyota celica I have a lot of fun in this car nomatter what the day has in store for
me. Mar 08, 2010
by Kev S
Sep 28, 2009
this is going to be my rally car so its going to be a fun project high power and everything made a little bit better so its going to be a good fun cars with a roll cage and handlingSep 28, 2009
by Anonymous
Apr 01, 2008
I absolutely love my gt. I have had it since my senior year in high school 2004-2005 and slowly rebuidling but neededs interior work and a drivers side window.Apr 01, 2008
by Julien K
Mar 25, 2008
I'll admit; the reason I wanted one of these was for the looks alone. The low flat roof and
high bodyline yet still sitting seemingly half a car lower than todays wierdo-mobiles.
But I didn't realise I was getting much more.
There are some key things to look out for on these cars.
Rust: get it fixed as soon as it starts to appear, it will eat your classic and hard to find
panels.
Steering box: if there is ANY play, rebuild it asap.
Window mechanisms: most of the moving parts and bushes for this will be worn or
perished, so get some new ones.
But just like any car - look after it and it will bring you much joy.Mar 25, 2008
by Salvador L
Jan 31, 2008
I had this car briefly, but it handled pretty well.Jan 31, 2008
by Anonymous
Nov 14, 2007
I recently obtained the car from my father after we spent many hours cleaning the entire engine, engine bay and rewiring the enitire wire harness!! Every car I have ever owned has been a toyota celica, 1979 gt and a 1982 gt. I'm only 21 so I haven't really gone through too many cars but I already know I love celica's and especially my 75 st! I am open to offers if anyone ever wanted to buy it but just to warn you it's not an easy steal I know that it's a rare and hard find!Nov 14, 2007
What users have asked
Find one
Does anyone know where I can find an old celica? I have been looking and looking an can't find one for sale. I'm looking for one no older then a 75
126 views
1975 Celica ST
Well I own a 75 Celica st and it's in damn near perfect condition with minimal surface rust on the front panels. I have had many offers on the car reaching as high as 5000 it only has 70k original miles. Really desire to restore but broke :*(
290 views
Top Comparisons
Have you driven a 1975 Toyota Celica?Compare this car