Toyota has officially confirmed the return of the iconic Celica, and a new trademark filing suggests it will carry the performance-focused GR branding, CarScoops reported. With reports pointing to ...

Toyota Motor Corporation recently filed a trademark for the GR Celica nameplate in Brazil. Company officials have confirmed the Celica’s return to the lineup in the near future. The model will ...

Toyota is preparing to bring back the Celica, and it seems like a high-performance variant could be part of the plan. A GR Celica trademark was filed in Brazil on January 15, 2025, and published ...

Toyota hasn’t exactly been sneaky about the strong chances of a reborn Celica model. U.S. New trademark filings for the nameplate were discovered back in November, shortly before Toyota vice ...

The FT-Se appears to hide the next-gen Celica's design. Back in July 2024, we ran a story about Toyota’s plans to revive their two well-known sports cars of yesteryear—the Celica and MR2.

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Toyota picks up another fancy-looking midsize hybrid SUV to replace the model the carmaker is losing this year. Also, an off-road icon scores a long-overdue redesign. There are a few new trim ...

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and the knock-on effect is that the successful IMSA RC F GT3 campaign will die with it. Fortunately for Lexus and the team running its efforts Vasser Sullivan Racing, Toyota already has a new GT3 ...

Any new future entries—Genesis from the Hyundai family and/or Ford, maybe—would mean current entries would not make the cut. More OEMs is a good thing, unless maybe you’re a gentleman racer ...