The Toyota Celica: 1999 Toyota Celica Cruising Deck

1999 Toyota Celica Cruising Deck

Posted by Admin at Monday, December 28, 2009 December 28, 2009 Labels: Concept Models

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The Toyota Celica Cruising Deck has the same engine configuration as the GT-S. This concept vehicle has a rear seat built right into the trunk compartment, you may call it a convertible but the designer and owner calls it a "deck". The view must be magnificent and unique, but what happens when it rains, snows?

The trunk space is reconfigured in a trailer, the time and money invested in this project car must have been plentiful. Overall it turned out nice, would be weird to see thousands of these on the road.

First Generation A20/35 Series

First generation Celica was introduced in the late 1970s and continued production until 1977. Body styles included a 3-door liftback and a 2-door hardtop.

Second Generation A40 Series

The second generation Celica was released for 1978 and continued until 1981. The second generation Celica can be broken down in two series both A and B with noticeable differences.

Third Generation A60 Series

August 1981 premiered the third generation Celica, which was available in coupe, liftback and convertible. Production of the A60 continued until 1985.

Fourth Generation T160 Series

Dramatically changed, it was a completely all-new vehicle with front wheel drive. Production started in early August 1985 and ended in 1989.

Fifth Generation T180 Series

The fifth generation Celica was introduced in late 1989 for the 1990 model year. Toyota Celica All-Trac Turbo Pictured

Sixth Generation T200 Series

Once again Toyota completely revamped the Celica, new front/back end. Production was between 1994-1999, the Celica was available in a 3-door liftback, 2-door coupe, 2-door convertible

Seventh Generation T230 Series

Last model produced in North America, was the T230 series. Production started in 2000 and lasted until 2006. The T230 was only available in a 3-door liftback.

Did you know that Toyota was the first car manufacturer to embed the horn with the SRS Air Bag?

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