The 1994 Toyota Celica GT-Four ST205 car was upgraded for one last time, and it has arguably become the most desirable version. The GT-Four ST205 is a turbocharged, all-wheel drive sports car with a newly designed 5-speed manual gearbox, based on the legendary Toyota WRC rally car.
You can see right away that this Toyota Celica isn’t just your average coupe. It has a different bonnet and spoiler that makes it clear that this is a very special and rare car.
This example of the Toyota Celica GT-Four ST205 is a Japanese market model (JDM) with 255 horsepower 3S-GTE turbo high-performance version, versus the export models with just 242 hp.
With a top speed of 245 km/h and a 0-100 in 6.3 seconds, it’s still a very fun performance car.
This car was professionally converted to left-hand drive and has only 128,500 original kilometers. The paint is in fantastic condition and in the right color, Toyota’s fantastic ‘Super Red’. The paint looks great and 100% rust-free, as does the rest of the car.
Optional extras include the original tinted and electrically operated sunroof. This car is number 3,748 out of a total production run of approximately 10,000 cars.
Only the 1,256 were ‘Super Red’.
The car is in absolute top mechanical condition and has been thoroughly inspected by a JPN car and racing car specialist. This Toyota Celica GT-Four ST205 has even had an ‘engine out’ service, including changing all belts and replacing a broken bolt in the exhaust manifold.
For less than 100 km. ago, a high-quality coil over adjustable suspension was installed, which
as well as new brake discs.
You probably won’t find a nicer ‘used’ car from the 90s that has been used. All interior, seats, carpets, etc. are in perfect condition.
The closest you’ll get to a brand new car that’s 30 years old. It drives like a brand new car, and in this condition, it’s a car that’s likely to go from strength to strength.
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