Toyota Celica Reviews

"Think of the 2001 Toyota Celica as a motorcycle on wheels. It's light on its feet, compact, racy looking, and loves to rev its energetic engine."

"The dashboard is downright cool...modern, minimalist and curvy."

"Slick, positive short throws of the six-speed make progressing through the gears a joy."

"Firm and accurate steering"

"Well-contoured, highly supportive front buckets make it easy to get comfortable behind the wheel."

"Visibility over the tall butt is poor."

"Orange-on-black instruments approach illegibility."

"6th gear [is] occasionally hard to find."

"Difficult ingress/egress"

"The back seat, as in all such kid-mobiles, was suitable only for kids."

"[Engine] noise is excessive."

"More of a high-energy car than a Mitsubishi Eclipse and better-looking than a Honda Prelude."

"It's not muscle-bound like a V8-powered Chevrolet Camaro or Ford Mustang, and it's not suave and cool like an Audi TT or Acura CL."

"The Celica GT-S beats the Prelude SH on price and cargo volume"

"This car seems a perverse celebration of Noise, Vibration and Harshness."

"The back seats...have been invented as some sort of punishment for Marines."

"It's as if [the seventh-generation] Celica got dunked in a fountain of youth--the thirty-year-old model is suddenly a teenage raver."

"Fresh from the Cut, Fold, and Spindle School of Symmetrically Scalloped Concavities."