Japanese passenger cars have developed mainly around family cars, but the Celica, which was born from Toyota’s Advance Car , which was exhibited as a concept car at the 16th Tokyo Motor Show held in 1969 and dominated the attention, was the first car to further research and perfect this dream car.

The Celica, which debuted in October 1970, is a symbol of Toyota’s cutting-edge technology and a leader in promoting motorization in Japan, making it a car that represents the 1970s.

Features

• Comes with a white body and black interior, with plenty of chrome-plated detail parts and decals for the body stripes.
• This is a curbside kit with no engine.
• Wheels turn and steer after completion.