2003 Toyota Celica Gt Hatchback 2-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Bradenton, Florida, United States
This is a beautiful car with fresh paint and clean as they come. Comes with a short threw shifter for smooth shifting and performance. Very sporty look. when I inspected this car I was so impressed by the was it handled and drove I didn't want to get out of it. The retractable moon roof was nice to let the beautiful sunlight in, the bucket seats fit like a glove for those sharp turns and the safety package was extremely exceptional. Any questions feel free to call or text 330-389-8290
Highlights •FUEL ECONOMY (CTY/HWY) 23/30 mpg •CAR TYPE Hatchback •TRANSMISSION 5-speed Manual •ENGINE TYPE Gas •TOTAL SEATING 4 •CYLINDERS Inline 4 Exterior Measurements WIDTH5 ft. 8.3 in. (68.3 in.) HEIGHT4 ft. 3.4 in. (51.4 in.) LENGTH14 ft. 2.5 in. (170.5 in.) GROUND CLEARANCE0 ft. 5.5 in. (5.5 in.) FRONT TRACK4 ft. 10.6 in. (58.6 in.) REAR TRACK4 ft. 10.2 in. (58.2 in.) WHEEL BASE8 ft. 6.4 in. (102.4 in.) Interior Measurements FRONT HEAD ROOM 38.4 in. FRONT HIP ROOM 51.3 in. FRONT LEG ROOM 43.6 in. FRONT SHOULDER ROOM 52.6 in. REAR HIP ROOM 46.8 in. REAR HEAD ROOM 35 in. REAR LEG ROOM 27 in. REAR SHOULDER ROOM 50.6 in. Fuel ENGINE TYPE Gas FUEL TYPE Regular unleaded FUEL TANK CAPACITY 14.5 gal. RANGE IN MILES (CTY/HWY) 333.5/435.0 mi. EPA MILEAGE EST. (CTY/HWY) 23/30 mpg Weights and Capacities EPA INTERIOR VOLUME 78.3 cu.ft. DRAG COEFFICIENT .32 Cd CURB WEIGHT 2425 lbs. CARGO CAPACITY, ALL SEATS IN PLACE 16.9 cu.ft. DriveTrain DRIVE TYPE Front wheel drive TRANSMISSION 5-speed manual Engine & Performance BASE ENGINE SIZE 1.8 L CAM TYPE Double overhead cam (DOHC) CYLINDERS Inline 4 VALVES 16 VALVE TIMING Variable TORQUE 125 ft-lbs. @ 4200 rpm HORSEPOWER 140 hp @ 6400 rpm TURNING CIRCLE 36.3 ft. Suspension •MacPherson strut front suspension •Double wishbone rear suspension •Four-wheel independent suspension Features Front Seats •Height adjustable driver seat •Height adjustable passenger seat •Cloth •Sport front seats Rear Seats •Split-folding rear seatback Power Features •Power mirrors Instrumentation •Clock •Tachometer •Low fuel level warning Convenience •Front console with storage •Front and rear cupholders •Front door pockets •Remote trunk release •Speed-proportional power steering •12V front power outlet(s) •Tilt-adjustable steering wheel Comfort •Air conditioning •Trunk light •Front reading lights •Dual vanity mirrors In Car Entertainment •Mast antenna •6 total speakers •AM/FM in-dash single CD player stereo Roof and Glass •Intermittent wipers •Rear defogger Tires and Wheels •Steel wheels •15 x 6.5 in. wheels •Steel spare wheel •P195/60R15 tires •All season tires •Inside mounted spare tire •Full wheel covers •Temporary spare tire Safety Features •Child seat anchors •Ventilated front disc / rear drum brakes •Daytime running lights •Front seatbelt pretensioners •Electronic brakeforce distribution |
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