1999 Toyota Celica

Pros: handling

Cons: No remote for the doors.

Review: I love my car. I have had it for one year now and have not had one single problem with it, not even a rattle!!! It handles like a dream. I can take a corner at 35 mph and not even feel any body roll, the tires won't squeal, and it hugs the corner...

Pros: Fun, somewhat economical and reliable

Cons: Not for families with big kids or carpooling - a young single person's car

The Bottom Line: Classy, peppy and Toyota-reliable. Convertible sports car without the high maintenance. Way cooler than the Celica hardtop, get one while they are still on the road.

Review: UPDATE Since owning the car for a full year, it's time to comment on some of the history. Wear and tear has been minimal. I drive my car extremely hard and I also use the engine to help me slow down sometimes (5-speed manual), so I expected more. ...

Pros: Flashy and worth looking at

Cons: Trim tends to wear easily

The Bottom Line: This is a fun slick little car to zip around town, however, it cannot hold very much cargo-wise. For fun and general driving around town, this car is excellent.

Review: My husband bought me a 1999 Toyota Celica GT convertible. It was black with a black bra and let me tell you... in my town where Ford Mustangs and Chevy Camaros are as common as a housefly, this clean-lined flashy little car certainly held its own. As...