Toyota recently filed a trademark for the GR Celica nameplate, hinting at the sports car legend's exciting return.

The longest-running sports car nameplate in Toyota's history, the Celica holds great significance for many Japanese sports ...

Non-car enthusiasts could easily confuse this with a legit Supra MkIV, though it’s actually a replica based on the sixth-gen ...

Toyota recently confirmed plans to launch a brand-new Celica, and it appears that a GR variant of the upcoming sports model ...

The news comes by way of Australia’s Drive, which located the trademark application that was filed last month. The filing, ...

Toyota first launched the Celica in 1970. The first-generation car was a two-door hardtop coupe that was stylish by the ...

In the latest development, BestCar claims the new mid-engine GR Celica is destined to arrive with its engine sitting behind the cabin cell and in the middle of the car. That engine may end up ...

Toyota is preparing to bring back the Celica, and it seems like a high-performance variant could be part of the plan. A GR Celica trademark was filed in Brazil on January 15, 2025, and published ...

Now, there are more concrete details. It’s not official confirmation from Toyota just yet. Instead, the latest development ...

The revival of the iconic Toyota Celica may be closer than ever, fuelled by a recent trademark filing in Brazil by Toyota.

Toyota’s iconic Celica could be making a triumphant return, and this time, it might come with a high-performance twist. A recent trademark filing in Brazil suggests that not only is the Celica name ...

If the statements are indeed accurate, then the new Celica could be the first GR sports car to have Toyota’s new 400 PS ...