1994 Toyota Celica

Pros: Nice Look, Great Handling, Fun to Drive

Cons: Not the best choice for anyone over 6 feet.

The Bottom Line: A great choice if you are looking for low maintenance, good mileage, great looks, solid feel, and a fun to drive car.

Review: When it came time for me to find a new vehicle, I was not exactly looking for a Toyota Celica. I had previously owned a small Nissan truck, but totaled it in an accident with a much larger SUV (not my fault). With the insurance money I received I headed ...

Pros: Reliable, focused on the driver, fun to drive, great looking

Cons: Underpowered

The Bottom Line: One of the most solid cars ever made, it's fun to drive, and it's looks turn heads everywhere you drive.

Review: The Celica: one of Toyota's flagship car models for at least 30 years, and the 1994 model year started the 6th generation of the car, and ran through 1999. When I bought this car, I was looking for a small, sporty car. At the time, speed was not a ...

Pros: Reliable, sporty, handling

Cons: Power, CV Boots needed replacement

Review: I bought my Celica used and it's now 6 years old and one of the most solidly built and reliable cars I've ever owned. I have the 2.2 Litre GT which is a five speed manual. The acceleration on this car is adequate although it doesn't compare with say a...

Pros: Sturdy, Great Gas Mileage, Great Handling

Cons: Not very roomy

Review: I bought a 1994 Toyota Celica ST used in 1996 because I had always liked the looks of the car. This was the best car I ever owned. The Celica is the sturdiest and safest car I have owned. I was hit 2 years ago on interstate and my front seat broke...

Pros: handling, reliable, sporty, gas mileage

Cons: power

The Bottom Line: I recommend this car to anyone wanting a sporty import. It has great handling, gas-mileage, and looks.

Review: I bought this car in April of 2000 and it already had over 90k miles on it. After seeing the car at the car lot and taking it for a spin, I knew this was the car for me. It's the GT model with the 2.2lt engine and a 5-spd tranny. I had heard good...

Pros: reliability, style, longevity, resale value, quality paint

Cons: dealer service & sales

Review: After doing a lot of research, I bought my 1994 Celica GT new in the summer of 1994. It stood head and shoulders above the other vehicles I was considering. The price was a little higher than its competitors, but I knew it would hold its value much...

Pros: Great looks, reliable, fun to drive

Cons: A little road noise

Review: Count me in! I agree with the other reviewers about this car. It has great looks, and feels like a sports car without some of the harsh ride or feel. We bought the car used in 1997 from a Toyota dealer lot. My wife wanted a Celica, but I decided to...

Pros: looks, handeling

Cons: power, fogging

Review: Bottom line: this car is a great value. Even for a Toyota the 94/95 Celicas are known for their outstanding reliability. Not only is this car reliable it has great looks from both the front and the back. My only major complaint about this car is the lack...

Pros: good looks, handling and very reliable

Cons: low powered

Review:
The latest version of this car was introduced in 1994 with a hatchback and coupe models. With all new styling this became one of the best looking cars ever made. Smooth lines mixed with unique headlights this car is definitely a head turner. This...

Pros: Dependable, great gas mileage, yet still flexible enough to carry a few things

Cons: Rear seat leg room isn't much, rust around windows, interior noise is sometimes bad

The Bottom Line: 275,000 miles here I come!

Review: Here we are about to close out 2004 and I'm writing a review for my car, a 1994 Celica. Granted, this has only been my car for the past three years but prior to that it was my wife's car. Oddly enough, when these were first introduced in 1994, I leased ...