The most underrated generation of Toyota Celica?

Ashutosh on 30 December 2024 11:00
The history of the Toyota Celica is one which stretches over seven generations, each with its own fans, characteristics and quirks. Some generations are more famous than others – the fourth gen (1986-1989) with its GT-Four rally heritage, or the sleek seventh gen (1999-2006) for example – but some have merits that are easy to overlook. All of the usual factors – styling, performance, reliability, cultural impact – factor into how each generation is perceived. On the one hand, some may contend that the earlier generations are undervalued during wicked years as a result of their classic design and cleanliness, and, on the other hand, others may also support the success of the later models to feature better performance and more advanced specifications. What the definition of “underrated” means is all down to personal preference and what Celica models you’ve experienced.
Vibhu on 08 November 2024 07:58
The 90s cars don't get enough love. The All-Trac Turbo was a great 90s style car that had a great balance between that and performance.

Priyanka on 15 November 2024 23:12
I think the 6th gen (1994-1999) is underrated. The 5th gen design was refined, and had some solid engine options. And it’s also getting into the classic territory now.

Richa on 23 November 2024 18:01
The 3rd gen (1981-1985) is forgotten, but it had some really cool 80s boxy style. Back then, the Supra was still part of the Celica line as well!

Harish on 26 November 2024 06:18
I honestly believe the last 7th gen is underrated. They moan about the lack of turbo or AWD options, but the 2ZZ engine made for a great handling car.

Nimish on 05 December 2024 09:44
2nd gen (1977 – 1981) deserves more recognition. It was that classic 70s sports car look and part of Toyota's early push into performance cars in the US market.


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