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Topic #10473 43 posts Started by Nigel
hello

simple question I have ask my mates one thinks its to do with engine number other thinks its grand turing.

what does GT stand for ?
what does it do?

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I had always assumed it meant Grand Touring. What does it do? It makes your car have more horsepower.

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then what doest ST mean? i always thougt they were flashy letters... like EX, DX or SI if you own a honduh
Well i know "SI" stands for "S**T Import" hahaha >tongue.gif>
GT first meant Gran Turismo, like the game. And i think that means Grand Touring.

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ST=Slow Touring???

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hmm I think GT stands for " Gettin Tang " cause thats what you get with one.
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mate said gt just is a name like
astra club, astra sxi etc
but then TT stands for twin turbo
???????

no one know LOL

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GT -Grand Touring normally because the race cars with such badging were designed for endurance racing..

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GT = Grand Touring
ST = Sport Trim

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-gh0st_d0g+Mar 15, 2004 - 10:12 PM

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i love the fact that the question has been answered 100 times and still ppl post it.

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-Nigel+Mar 16, 2004 - 1:24 PM
cool

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GTS is Grand Touring Sport,

=(
i found out what st and gt mean

st means sports touring

gt means ground touring.

the (first gen) celica also came in other exterior packages such as: extra touring, luxury touring...
GT = Great Toyota
ST = Slow Toyota...

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I'd like to see some answers for SX, SX-R and ZR >biggrin.gif>
SX=Super Xylophone,
SX-R=Super Xylophone Repeat,
ZR=Zoology Rocks!

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This post has been edited by darksecret: May 20, 2005 - 10:48 AM
-Hanyo+May 19, 2005 - 6:06 PM
QUOTE(Hanyo @ May 19, 2005 - 6:06 PM)
i found out what st and gt mean

st means sports touring

gt means ground touring.

the (first gen) celica also came in other exterior packages such as: extra touring, luxury touring...
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Yeah that was answered in the second post (GT one)

My GT means Got Turbo.

This post has been edited by Supersprynt: May 20, 2005 - 12:21 PM

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ST= Sexy Tits...

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and it's limited edition.. ohohohoh....

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ST = Slowly Trying
GT = Great T*ts!


hehe

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its all marketing hype to make us forget they sold us a car with 130hp or less.

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-lagos+May 20, 2005 - 4:15 PM
QUOTE(lagos @ May 20, 2005 - 4:15 PM)
its all marketing hype to make us forget they sold us a car with 130hp or less.
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Exactly, I hate it when they slap GT on slow cars; Sunfire GT, Probe GT, Escort GT, new and old Celica GT, even the Tiburon GT isn't that fast.
Oh my god! I can't believe this post has taken up 2 pages of replies >rolleyes.gif>

Come on guys, it's not rocket science..........


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