I feel as if the MAJORITY of all celicas I see and hear of are either 94-95. I'm sure I'm not the only one who's noticed this pattern. Does anyone have any information on this? I couldn't find a whole lot, but it just seems like 94-95 is where all the celicas are.... more rare to find a 96-99 in general...
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ive seemed to notice that trend too... is it bad that my 97 has more miles on it than most of the older ones??
Ive had 3
94st
94gt
95gt
All under 180xxx miles
94st
94gt
95gt
All under 180xxx miles
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Nah that just means she got a lot of baby highway miles
And kurt, - i've got a 94gt , 94gt parts car, and the 96 shell I bought from Richee3
QUOTE (d3ath2009 @ Jan 30, 2012 - 11:55 PM) 
>ive seemed to notice that trend too... is it bad that my 97 has more miles on it than most of the older ones??
Nah that just means she got a lot of baby highway miles
And kurt, - i've got a 94gt , 94gt parts car, and the 96 shell I bought from Richee3
I got a 95 and a 96
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idk about that. Ive put 70,000 on that car in 5 years
QUOTE (ricochet1490 @ Jan 31, 2012 - 3:00 AM)
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Nah that just means she got a lot of baby highway miles
And kurt, - i've got a 94gt , 94gt parts car, and the 96 shell I bought from Richee3
QUOTE (d3ath2009 @ Jan 30, 2012 - 11:55 PM)
>ive seemed to notice that trend too... is it bad that my 97 has more miles on it than most of the older ones??
Nah that just means she got a lot of baby highway miles
And kurt, - i've got a 94gt , 94gt parts car, and the 96 shell I bought from Richee3
idk about that. Ive put 70,000 on that car in 5 years
I've had 3 96's, a '94, and a '98. But I've noticed that predominantly I see more '94-95's than anything else.
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weird, i see more 96+ celica around chicago
not accurate but this is the closest thing i can find with production numbers
not accurate but this is the closest thing i can find with production numbers
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I have 2 94's.
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Those total production numbers are actually great. The difference between the months is how much was produced that month. so it looks like
from may 93 to april 94 they made 12,028 (94 model year)
----from start of may 94 to end of april 95 they made 14685(95 model year)
----from start of may 95 to april 96 they made 9678 (96 model year)
----from start of may 96-april 97 they made 7555 (97 model year)
----from start of may 97 to end april 98 they made 5676 (98 model year)
You see 94 production started in may 93, so assuming every model year thereafter started at the same time - it looks like 94-95 by FAR had the numbers on the rest of the model years. They're prolly calling all leftover production from may 99 to december 99 the 99 model year and then focused on new model change-over for the 7th gen is my guess.
QUOTE (Shigexile @ Jan 31, 2012 - 1:18 PM)
>weird, i see more 96+ celica around chicago
not accurate but this is the closest thing i can find with production numbers
not accurate but this is the closest thing i can find with production numbers
Those total production numbers are actually great. The difference between the months is how much was produced that month. so it looks like
from may 93 to april 94 they made 12,028 (94 model year)
----from start of may 94 to end of april 95 they made 14685(95 model year)
----from start of may 95 to april 96 they made 9678 (96 model year)
----from start of may 96-april 97 they made 7555 (97 model year)
----from start of may 97 to end april 98 they made 5676 (98 model year)
You see 94 production started in may 93, so assuming every model year thereafter started at the same time - it looks like 94-95 by FAR had the numbers on the rest of the model years. They're prolly calling all leftover production from may 99 to december 99 the 99 model year and then focused on new model change-over for the 7th gen is my guess.
mine is a late 98, a US model that was brought up here to Canada about 4 years ago......
Was lucky to find a 98, was expecting a 94-95......total fluke
Martin
Was lucky to find a 98, was expecting a 94-95......total fluke
Martin
94-95 cheaper easier to find
96-99 little more expensive, old people drive them and don't want to get rid of it yet
96-99 little more expensive, old people drive them and don't want to get rid of it yet
I don't normally drive fast, but when I do its on a curvy section of this island