2000 Toyota Celica

Pros: Beautiful exterior. High-tech engine (GT-S). Awe-inspiring handling.

Cons: Cramped interior. Excessive engine noise.

Review: What's up with Toyota lately? Up until recently, it seems its designers were drinking "decaf" in the mornings, and a rather unassuming lineup of cars was the result, especially after the Supra's quiet exit. The Toyota...

Pros: Sporty, fast, reliable, well put together, excellent car in most ways

Cons: Not much head room, poor wiper blades, smallish trunk

Review: Toyota has reputation of making cars that are economical and far from flashy. The Celica has been an exception for a number of years and the new model is no exception.

I drove a 1993 Celica for the better part of six years and loved it. I...

Pros: Responsive Handling, breaking, sexy exterior look, engine design

Cons: Rear Hatch road noise, interior dash, responsive handling (both pro and con at times)

The Bottom Line: Excellent driver, bit quirky at low revs. Fun & sporty car. I would recommend this car for anyone with a sporty spirit having to use it as a daily driver.

Review: Pound for pound one of the toughest sport compacts ever made. The 7th generation Celica GT-S doesn't pull punches and justifies every penny its window sticker indicated. Few cars can make its claim to 100 horsepower per liter or its 8,000 rpm redline ...

Pros: Simply stunning vehicle, tons of options, features. Lots of space and roomy backseats.

Cons: Minor design nuisances.

The Bottom Line: Best entry-level sport coupe on the market. Loaded with options and little touches that really go a long way to show buyers they made the right choice.

Review: I have to be honest. I have the worst luck with cars you could possibly imagine. I have bought a 2001 Tiburon that literally broke down and cost nearly $3000 in repairs only 4 days after being off warranty. My other 2 weren't much better. You can ...

Pros: Fun. Practical.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: Practical and fun, or fun and practical...

Review: It's the best choice for someone wanting sports car fun in a practical and affordable package.

Briefly:

I get 30-32 mpg driving around town - and that's NOT "conservative" driving.

No mechanical problems.

No...

Pros: Fast, economical, looks great

Cons: too small for more than 3 people

Review: I was probably one of the first ones to get my 2000 Celica GTS. When I first saw the car on a commercial, I knew I wanted it. I have had the car for a few weeks now and I am still excited every time I get to drive it.
For a sports car, it is very...

Pros: exterior look

Cons: skipping cd, squeaking sunroof

Review: I owned a 2000 Celica GTS for one year and traded that in for a 2001 Eclipse GT about 2 weeks ago and here is my comparison of the two cars. My Celica was a fully loaded automatic, whereas my Eclipse has all the comparable features but is a 5 speed....

Pros: Worth every cent!

Cons: none

Review: The car of your dreams! What can I say but WOW! The Toyota Celica is two door sports car that has a sleek body frame to it. It's equipped with a high-tech 160hp engine and 6 speed transmission. I just was recently in my friends Celica and the...

Pros: Excellent styling, performance, fuel economy and enough cargo room to take with you what you need!

Cons: cupholders in the way of the shifter, FM radio stations could use some more signal boost

Review: I have driven and owned quite a few cars in my driving career, and of those cars, the best by far is my current form of transportation, my silver 2000 Toyota Celica GT-S (just like the one in the commercial with the fighter planes!)
I started out...

Pros: Timely redesign, relatively faster and sportier

Cons: N/A

Review: Let's forget, for a moment, all the hoopla about the 10-lap pro/celebrity race that introduced the redesigned Toyota Celica. Read the story of a new mother, friend of mine, who refuses to let go of her 1982 Toyota Celica even though she has always...