Toyota Celica Cabriolet (1994 - 1999) Owner Reviews
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- Year/plate: 1998/R
- Bought: Used in May 2018
I have owned three previous Celica 1.8st Coupes and always wanted a convertible. I have just got hold of one...
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- Year/plate: 1994/M
- Bought: Used in unknown
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- Year/plate: 1999/V
- Bought: New in unknown
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- Year/plate: 1995/M
- Bought: Used in unknown
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