The replacement for the soon-to-be-discontinued Toyota Celica will feature a hybrid powertrain, according to a new report by Autocar. The 2007/2008 model is said to be mid-engined, with four seats and all-wheel-drive. It is slated to replace the Celica and MR2, but could go buy a different name. Apparently, it will take some inspiration from the CS+S Concept (shown right), although it’s unclear to what extent. It will feature a single gasoline engine coupled with two electric motors. The car is also said to feature a folding metal hardtop — something that has never been seen before in a mid-engine car.
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02/14, 1:34 PM
posted by:
JSP
hum… mid-engine, rear seats, and folding hard-top? How will everything fit???
02/14, 4:45 PM
posted by:
Michael Spadaro
It won’t.
08/02, 3:11 PM
posted by:
DAN
I THINK YOU SHOLUD GO BACK TO THE 1989 MODEL CELICA
BODY STYLE AND COMBINE THE MR2 BODY STYLE