Toyota is often credited for kicking off a rush of interest in compact go-anywhere crossover vehicles with the RAV4. The ...

but that was marketed as part of the company's sporty car line under the name Celica Camry. That model never made it to our shores. The singularly named Camry that followed was one of Toyota's ...

The next Corolla is expected to land in 2026 with hatchback, sedan and wagon ... on Toyota’s upcoming turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder, reportedly destined for the new AWD Celica and other ...

Toyota plans to bring back the Celica and the MR2, the iconic cars from the 1990's. In an age where electric cars are gathering eyeballs, this step by the Japanese carmaker must be appreciated.

Toyota, and its performance division Gazoo Racing, are looking at reviving the legendary Celica and MR2 names, and is preparing a new flagship model that will act as a successor to the Lexus LFA.

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 ...

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 ...

Toyota is preparing to bring back the Celica, and it seems like a high-performance variant could be part of the plan. A GR Celica trademark was filed in Brazil on January 15, 2025, and published ...

Toyota has issued its latest hint at the revival of the Celica sports coupe with a trademark filing in Brazil last month for the GR Celica badge. The Japanese car giant has been seen trademarking ...

In its last model year, the Toyota Celica was powered by a 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine that produced up to 180 horsepower and 130 lb-ft of torque, depending on your trim of choice. The base ...

Your browser does not support the audio element. The popular Toyota Celica sports car is all set to make a return. This development has been confirmed by the brand ...

Toyota’s Vice President, Yuki Nakajima, said the iconic sports car will make a triumphant return, according to Japanese publication, Best Car. “We're making the Celica!,” said Nakajima. Read More ...