Celica

The Toyota Celica, produced from 1970 to 2006, was a sporty and stylish coupe that epitomized the spirit of the Japanese sports car. Its sleek and aerodynamic design, coupled with its powerful and responsive engines, made it a favorite among driving enthusiasts. The Celica underwent seven generations of evolution, each with its own unique character and innovations.

Notable features of the Celica included its iconic "pop-up" headlights, introduced in the second generation, and the advanced "Toyota Electronic Modulated Suspension" (TEMS) system, which provided optimal handling and comfort. The Celica was also known for its technological advancements, such as the "Toyota Variable Valve Timing with intelligence" (VVT-i) system, which enhanced engine performance and fuel efficiency.