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    2000 Toyota Celica Review, D1G17ALRAC3R, From Los Angeles

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 ModelToyota Celica
 What things have gone wrong with the car?None to speak of.
 
 
 General comments?Well, where to start... I spent all of my driving life up until this car behind the wheel of a few American Musclecars. So, I had to grow up a bit and buy myself something more practical. I went and test drove the 6-speed GT-S model, fully loaded, and let me tell ya, I fell instantly in love! And that was before I even really started ripping things up. Going by the rule of keepin the hard driving off for the first 1000 miles, I took it real easy. That car was already a nice lil speeder then. Then I broke the 1k mark and found out the amazing world of variable valve timing. MAN was I impressed! OK so it wasn't exactly like my previous car, a Trans Am WS-6, but my god was it a lil ripper. Stock i rarely had a problem with pretty much any import on the road, not to mention almost every american short of the really high end bad boys. Then came the mods. I popped in an Injen CAI, Blitz exaust, Kazuma cam gears, and a custom header. The car Dyno'd at over 205 HP at that point, and with that light, nimble body, my 0-60 dropped below 6 seconds, and my quarter mile was a respectable 12.2. And that was before I was going to put a custom turbo, by Dynamic Designs in Canoga Park, CA. Well as my luck went, I lost it due to some negligent construction workers that left a pile of sand on the inside of a very sharp corner. Ran head-on into a light post. Then the car's safety features saved me. Unfortunately for me, the insurance company I was with sucked, and didn't pay off the car, so I had to cut my losses. I will buy one again someday, but for now I'm in a 97 Prelude SH (another GREAT car, but not quite as fast.) So, in conclusion, GET A CELICA GT-S!!!

PS: Make sure to get the 6-speed, no point in a 4-speed auto in a ballsy car like that.
 Previous car00 Acura Integra Type R, Acura RSX, Honda Prelude Type SH, 95 Eclipse GSX, 93 Toyota MR2.





Review 2000 Toyota Celica D1G17ALRAC3R, From Los Angeles
Japanese Import Car, New & Used Car, 2007