Saturday, September 10, 2011

2011 Toyota Celica


Although the Scion tC widely considered today's Toyota Celica, is that Toyota supra produced a performance car since the death of Toyota in General agree has not. Toyota FT-HS concept car and the young Subieyota [Subaru Toyota] partnership have people talk but, and there are rumors that Toyota [with the help of Subaru] is planning a sports tuner comeback with the 2011 Toyota Celica.
Many expect that strongly from 400-hp-Toyota to pull FT-HS concept, but it is still unclear, just designs for the 2011 Celica, the final product will look like. However, we know that is offered for the 2011 Toyota Celica with two trim levels: the GT and GT-4. A RWD-2-door coupe and feature Subaru are 2.0 L Boxer engine Celica GT, while the stuff of dreams of the street racers wet the GT-4. As a cross expected Impreza STi/Celica, the Celica GT-4 is the Impreza STi-300-PS-2, 0 L Boxer engine, as well as unique 4WD Subaru [complete with in wheel motors for knuckle performance] function. Careful direct competition with the 4 - and 5-door offered on the Impreza STi to avoid, the Celica GT and GT-4 only in 2-door coupe or 3-door hatchback versions. As a model for 2011 planned, speculation put the European version of the Toyota Celica end 2009, early 2010. plans for a North American debut must still be confirmed.

The Toyota Celica name has been on a number of popular coupes by the Japanese company Toyota applied. The name derives ultimately from the Latin Coelica meaning "Heavenly" or "celestial".

The Celica came in two different versions. The ZZT230 was a relatively low-cost 1.8 L 4-cylinder 140 HP powered by (104 kW) 1ZZ-FE-Engine and the ZZT231 powered by a more powerful 1.8 L cylinder 180-hp (134 kW) (in Europe and Japan) 2ZZ-GE-Version together with Yamaha, with a two-stage variable lift valve timing in conjunction with its variable valve timing. In 2004 rated buy CNNMoney.com of the Celica as one of the best cars for gas mileage.


Backgrounds 2011 Toyota Celica


Backgrounds 2011 Toyota Celica

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