The car I currently drive is a 1992 Celica
All-Trac turbo.
Some info i found about my car:
The GT-Four is based on the ever-popular Toyota Celica, with
a number of (mainly performance enhancing) modifications. Most notable of these
enhancements are the 2.0 litre intercooled turbocharged engine which
produces between 190hp and 235hp stock (depending on the model GT-Four) and the
all-wheel-drive transmission which allows that power to be delivered to
the road with barely a chirp of the tyres. This combination transforms the
"normal" Celica that is widely regarded as being somewhat of a "pretend" sports
car into an extremely potent, stylish, and reliable vehicle which truly earns
its label as a sports car. Added to this is the incredible reliability and
strength Toyota have built into the car, and the availability of good
performance upgrades. The motor can be modified to produce 300hp with relative
ease, and the stock engine internals are reportedly strong enough to support
450hp without the need for aftermarket parts. The transmission is also strong
enough to handle just about as much power as you can throw at it. The only
downside to all this meaty running gear is weight. Compared to other cars in
it's class (Subaru WRX, Lancer EVO, Nissan 200SX, etc) the GT-Four is noticably
heavier. (gtfour.com)
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