Whats New for the 2004 Toyota Celica?
For 2004, the Toyota Celica carries over nearly unchanged. High intensity discharge headlamps may be had as an option on the GT model this year.Advantages of the 2004 Toyota Celica: Engines that love to revSharp steering and handlingHatchback utilityObjections to the 2004 Toyota Celica: GT-S a little rough for a daily driver, pummeling you on the way to workGT-S engine requires extremely high revs to make its power, and torque down low is hard to come byGT-S gearbox has tight gates; it’s easy to miss a shiftDifficult entry and exitInexpensive interior materialsEditor’s Advice: Youngsters sure love persnickety cars. The Toyota Celica is difficult to get in and out of, it’s a tight fit for big-boned types, and many find the styling a little over the top. Buyers of the Celica GT-S may discover their left leg aching from modulating the heavy clutch, and going over bumps in the sport-tuned model is a teeth-jarring experience; this is no commuter car. The tamer GT is powered by an inline fou
