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Nov 12, 2017 23:31:25 GMT
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Let's for arguements sake say 1990 as the year. Which would you choose out of the standard models (nothing ZX or GT4 or tweaked)?   Has anyone owned both and can comment on which they preferred? |
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I owned both. The Sunny was nearly new and the Celica was bought much later. Both cars are not bad but I found the Celica the better car to drive. Not much faster but better on the road, corners etc. Both were automatics. I think that the Sunny was a 1.5 GL and the Celica a 2.2?  ST. The Celica a 1993 model had a few more extra's as well. The Sunny offered more room in the back. The Celica had a sunroof that worked great but did limited it's head space a bit. I thought that the Sunny was a bit better on fuel but from memory a bit more noisy. The Celica felt all up as a more solid car. |
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Celica because pop up lights lol
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Nov 13, 2017 15:34:05 GMT
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Nissan....too many celicas still on the road
The Nissan is a rare car so I’d have one of those
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Fraud owners club member
2003 W211 Mercedes E class
1989 Sierra sapphire
1998 ex bt fiesta van
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Nov 13, 2017 15:39:13 GMT
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i hoped it were the 70's cars... not the 90's...
for no reason a all i recommend the nissan
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Citroen HY 1962
Toyota CROWN MS75 1972
Toyoya CROWN MS75 1973
Toyota CROWN MS67 1972
Toyota CROWN RS56 1968
Toyota CROWN MS57 1969
Datsun 120a coupe 1975
VW LT31 1995
Volvo XC70 cross country 2007
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Nov 13, 2017 20:48:36 GMT
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Well I 'test drove' a celica like the one above today, but pulling away in 4th gear made me somewhat less enthusiastic about being the owner of it!
Whichever came up first reasonably priced and in good condition I would go for now tbh.
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Nov 13, 2017 21:12:31 GMT
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Well I 'test drove' a celica like the one above today, but pulling away in 4th gear made me somewhat less enthusiastic about being the owner of it! Whichever came up first reasonably priced and in good condition I would go for now tbh. Auto box? Or just no umph in 4th? If it's the same engine as my old mr2, they start to wake up higher in the rev range. |
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Nov 13, 2017 22:16:11 GMT
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Just pulling away from a stop in 4th mate (manual gearbox). I didn't drive it more than 10 feet tbh after experiencing that. Apparently it had had a new clutch (with bill from Mr Clutch) at the beginning of September for £400.
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Nov 14, 2017 12:36:59 GMT
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to be fair no car is going to inspire confidence if you pull away in 4th, thats what the previous 3 gears are for  |
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Take the Next slot right coming up on the left.
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Nov 14, 2017 13:26:48 GMT
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to be fair no car is going to inspire confidence if you pull away in 4th, thats what the previous 3 gears are for Yeah, I'm curious as to what the story is here? |
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Nissan Laurel SOLD  BMW E34 Diesel SOLD  Toyota Soarer 4.0 V8 SOLD Audi A4 1995 TDI SOLD Peugeot 205 1.9 TD SOLD Lexus IS300 SC |
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Nov 14, 2017 13:36:55 GMT
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I'm assuming clutch was fubar, or it should have stalled.
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ST.
