It's been over seven months since we last heard anything about the Celica's future prospects, but a new report from ...

There’s something uniquely persistent about the sports car rumor mill, and Toyota seems to be feeding it again. The company ...

Speaking with MotorTrend, Cooper Ericksen, Toyota’s senior vice president of product planning for North America, confirmed ...

Sadly, though, Celica sales tapered off sharply toward the end of its run. Sales in 2004 saw a more than 80% drop versus 2000, and things weren’t helped by Toyota programming in lower rev ...

Toyota is on this list, and if everything goes as planned, we might eventually see a new Celica in addition to others. The Celica nameplate hasn't been around since right after the mid-2000s when ...

Toyota's debut of a brand-new four-cylinder ... What are those 'Yota engineers up to exactly? As for the Celica, that could very well end up as a reborn version of the 1990s All-Trac, with ...

Toyota last sold a sports car bearing the name Celica in the United States in 2005. Although rumors have floated around for several years that the moniker could return, that hearsay has picked up ...

The Celica has been out of the Toyota lineup since the seventh generation ended production in the mid 2000s. Toyota already teased the eighth-generation Celica in an episode of its anime series Grip.

The Celica was last produced in 2006, leaving a void in Toyota’s lineup for a lightweight, enthusiast-focused coupe. However, rumors of its revival have circulated for years, and in November ...

A new Toyota Celica is coming. We've moved out of rumor and speculation territory because things appear to have gotten very real. According to a report from BestCar, during a fan event at Rally ...

Toyota is working on a modern Celica The new sports car is expected to complement, rather than replace, the GR86 and Supra. The jury is still out on whether the car will pack a gas engine or be an ...

Toyota has officially confirmed the return of the iconic Celica name. The news came from Toyota’s executive vice president Yuki Nakajima during a public event at Toyota Stadium in Japan ...