A sensible(ish) commuter

[duncansharp]

Had it for a 6 months but never got around to posting any pics on here, opinions and coments welcome. Excellent car, but no where near the fun of my previous car, see below.

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And its predecessor

[Silent1]

duncansharp said:

Had it for a 6 months but never got around to posting any pics on here, opinions and coments welcome. Excellent car, but no where near the fun of my previous car, see below.

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And its predecessor

Very nice, a guy at work has one in red with the TRD bodykit

[mitchipoo06]

Why did you decide to change?

[RobCrezz]

The Clio is a 182 right?

surely that was a much quicker car?

[duncansharp]

My old car was a 172 cup, so the celica (only the 140bhp)is quite a bit slower, but i needed something a bit cheaper to run and something i could stick quite a few miles on without any fuss as i wont have too much cash for the next couple of years. Also its so much more comfortable and nicer inside, which is important as I'm in rush hour traffic quite a bit.

[grahamw48]

I've always thought the Celica was a good looker (and reliable).....much nicer than boring Euroclones, no matter how much power they've got.

[Saied]

That's certainly a smart motor for a commuter. Definately more interesting than your typical mid-size hatchback.

Toyota build quality and engineering is usually bulletproof. Should get a lot of service from her.