1982 Toyota Celica Reviews, Pricing & Specs
Overview
In 1982, Toyota introduced the third generation of the Celica. The body was totally redesigned, with a boxier, more angular shape and...
In 1982, Toyota introduced the third generation of the Celica. The body was totally redesigned, with a boxier, more angular shape and flip-back headlights. A new trim level, the ST hatchback, was also introduced to the lineup.
In addition to the popular hatchback, the 1982 Toyota Celica was available as a coupe. Both body styles came in the sportier GT and the coupe came as a base-level ST. The engine was a 2.4-liter, 96 horsepower.
The new body style was very popular with drivers, and is still sought-after by Celica fans today. While drivers say the car can accelerate quickly from a stop, it takes a long time to get up to maximum speed. Many enthusiasts enjoy customizing and racing their 1982 Celicas.
What owners say
Toyota Celica, is a celestial being, as she glides effortlessly through the dirt. 5speed gearbox, rear wheel drive, locked diff, and tight 21RC 2L motor. My car was rescued from a paddock saved from rusting away, and turned into an art/rally/bush bash beast!! Its compact size to throw around the track, un-catchable on the straight, carves up the corners, eats dirt for breakfast.
April 8, 2015Will update when the car arrives. Interior is immaculate, and the body is rust free, but the car is in need of a paint job.
January 23, 2008Trims & specs
Base MSRP $13,788 | Seating 4 |
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Base MSRP $14,788 | Seating 4 |
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Base MSRP $9,019 | Seating 4 |
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Base MSRP $8,369 | Seating 4 |
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Base MSRP $7,349 | Seating 4 |
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