The Japanese versions got a ceramic turbine and a slightly spicier tune, but this iconic All-Trac still had the bones with ...

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A Toyota Celica for the 1990s As somebody who's family still runs a T200 Celica, I can tell you all about that sweet nineties compact sports coupé lifestyle.

Alas, the Toyota Celica GT-Four was already OEM-oriented towards a life of motorsport madness. So, he probably thought it was best to give it a 1990s-style, classy street performance tuning attire.

This 1990 Toyota Celica GT-S, a rare 5th-generation coupe with a new engine boasting 34,000 miles, features premium stock amenities and custom upgrades, ideal for enthusiasts seeking a restorable ...

Read: Toyota Officially Confirms Celica’s Return There’s a lot that’s memorable about the 1990s Celica, including its buzzy 2.0-liter and 2.2-liter engines.

Apart from the mythical A80 Supra, R34 Skyline GT-R, or FD RX-7, Japanese manufacturers built several other memorable sports cars during the 1990s.

Toyota’s WRC cars, though, were powered by the road-legal 3S, which propelled the four-wheel-drive Celica ST165 to its first WRC win in 1989, and Carlos Sainz Sr. to a WRC drivers’ title in 1990.

Well, here’s a fast Toyota from the 1990s that you should consider instead—and as of this writing, it’s still pretty cheap. Up for grabs on BaT is this 1994 Toyota Celica GT-Four.

Toyota recently filed a trademark for the GR Celica nameplate, hinting at the sports car legend's exciting return.