Toyota Celica 2025: Sports car with the best fuel consumption? 

Toyota Celica 2025: Sports car with the best fuel consumption?
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Can we expect to see the legendary Toyota Celica make a comeback? There has been talk of a possible revival of this vintage model, and its devotees are crossing their fingers. Even though Toyota hasn't said anything officially, there are a lot of clues and theories to look at.
When the question of the Celica's 2023 comeback was posed to Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda, the mayhem began. A nebulous "You'll have to ask Toyota Motor about that" was his evasive response. No, I am not an executive. "Yes, I have, but I don't know how it will turn out." Somebody may be planning something, according to these remarks posted on Toyota's official Japanese website.
These speculations have been further fanned by the Japanese publication Best Car. The translated report states that the 2025 Toyota Auto Salon is where the Celica is anticipated to make an appearance as a prototype. In addition to the MR2, which is set to be released in 2025 as a mid-engine sports car, Best Cars also dropped hints that Toyota might revive other legendary cars.
This claim gains even more credibility in light of the recent statement regarding the creation of a new lightweight engine that can be modified for use with sustainable fuel and electricity. A 1.3L three-cylinder turbo engine, like the ones used in the GR Yaris and GR Corolla, has been rumored to be available in the Celica, since the firm showcased new 1.5L and 2.0L engines. On the other hand, keeping with Toyota's current innovations, the Celica might receive a 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder engine.
If the Celica does make a comeback, rumors have it that it will have all-wheel drive and 400 horsepower, thanks to the sophisticated split-torque technology seen in the GR Yaris and Corolla.
For its 1970 launch, the Celica was a coupe exclusive to Japan. Launched in 1986, the GT-Four version had a turbocharged engine and full-time four-wheel drive; the fourth-generation vehicle introduced front-wheel drive in 1985. In the FIA World Rally Championship, this model did very well. The Celica nameplate was in use until 2006, and since then, fans have been wondering whether it will be brought back.
If you're hopeful that the cherished Celica will be returning to the road soon, stay tuned as we follow a trail of rumors and clues.
SOURCE MVP AUTO