Toyota Celica WRC

The Toyota Celica WRC is the rally version of the Celica GT-Four from 1986 to 1999.

Complete Racing Results
(key) (results in bold indicate pole position)

Third generation (1994-1999)
Length: 4420 mm

Width: 1770 mm

Height: 1305 mm

Wheelbase: 2545 mm

Weight: 1200 kg

Second generation (1989-1993)
The Celica rally car was in its second series and the 1992 title winning Toyota Team Europe is ready to start the 1993 World Rally Championship at Monte Carlo. The Celica's 2 litre 4 cylinder DOHC turbocharged engine produces 299 HP and 45.9kg/m of torque channeled through a six speed manual gearbox and through all wheels. It also features an electronically controlled torque splitter and distributes 50:50 of the torque to both the front and rear wheels respectively. It can shift to different ratios when different road surfaces are detected. With the performance and the technology, the Celica out-performed its rivals such as Lancia, Ford, Subaru and Mitsubishi and is also the most technically advanced car in the championship. It won the 1993 Monte Carlo Rally.