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Description: #Toyota #parkinglight #tmm #diytaj #carhacks #howtodoit #easyfix #carcommunity #CommissionsEarned #ad Toyota Celica 2004 Seventh generation (T230; 1999–2006) How to change front parking light on Toyota Celica How to change front position light bulb on Toyota Celica How to change sidelight bulb on Toyota Celica front position lamp on toyota celica 1999 front parking light on toyota celica 2000 front sidelight bulb on toyota celica 2001 toyota celica mk7 sidelight bulb 2004 Toyota Celica Headlight Bulb replacement amazon.co.uk/shop/tajmotormedics AMAZON ASSOCIATES DISCLOSURE Taj Motor Medics is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com Timeline 1970 – Celica ET, LT, ST, GT introduced. 1972 – Celica GTV introduced. The first World Rally Championship (WRC) in RAC Rally. 1973 – Celica introduced in liftback body style in Japan (The RA25 and TA27 were released for sale in April 1973 in Japan). 1976 – Celica Liftback began for export market. Celica won Motor Trend Import Car of the Year. 1977 – The 1-millionth Celica produced in June 1977. 1978 – Second-generation Celica introduced; was awarded Motor Trend Import Car of the Year. 1979 – (Griffith produced) Sunchaser semi-convertible introduced, based on the 2nd generation notchback coupe. 1979 - (Griffith produced) TX22 Sport Targa Top (Sunchaser style) based on the 2nd generation Liftback. 1980 - (Griffith produced) LEGATO Targa Top (Sunchaser style) based on the 1st generation Celica Supra. 1981 – Sunchaser, TX22 Sport and LEGATO production ended. 1982 – Third generation introduced. 1983 – Toyota Team Europe (TTE) introduced the Celica Twincam Turbo (TA64) Group B rally car. 1984 – Celica GT-S among Consumer's Digest "Best Buys" and Car and Driver Ten Best Cars. 1st year for the convertible (based on the RA65 GT-S) from ASC 250 made. 1985 – Fourth-generation; front-wheel drive introduced in August 1985. 4,248 units of 3rd generation RA65 GT-S convertible produced this year. 1986 – All-wheel drive GT-Four introduced in October 1986. 1987 – New-generation convertible / cabriolet (based on the ST162) introduced. 1988 – All-Trac Turbo / GT-Four model for export. 1990 – Fifth generation introduced. Spanish driver Carlos Sainz, driving ST165 GT-Four became World Rally Champion (WRC). 1991 – New generation convertible / cabriolet (based on the ST182, ST183, and ST184) introduced. 1992 – Carlos Sainz won his second WRC title with ST185 GT-Four 1993 – Last year of the GT-S, All-Trac Turbo. Juha Kankkunen won his 4th WRC title, driving ST185 GT-Four. 1994 – Sixth generation introduced. Didier Auriol won WRC title with ST185 GT-Four. 1995 – New generation convertible / cabriolet (based on the ST202 & ST204) produced. 1997 – "Most Reliable Used Vehicles, MYs '89–'95" J.D. Power & Associates. 1998 – Last year for the notchback coupe body style. 2000 – Seventh-generation Celica introduced. 2001 – US Consumer Reports rates Celica GT-S "Best Sports Coupe" "Most Wanted Sport Coupe Under $30,000" Edmunds.com 2002 – US Consumer Reports "Most Reliable Sporty Car"; Edmunds.com "Most Wanted Sport Coupe – – Under $30,000" 2005 – Final year for Celica in North America and Australia. Still in production in Japan & Europe. 2006 – Toyota ended the production of the 7th-generation Celica in Japan and Europe. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Celica Why did they stop making Toyota Celica? Toyota announced that production of the Celica would be halted in the U.S. in 2004 due to low sales. Eventually the Celica became the Celica Supra, then just the Supra, but that is another story for a different time. westernslopetoyota.com/blog/history-of-the-toyota-celica Is Toyota Celica rare? Toyota had introduced seven generations of Celica in the market before it was discontinued. The 2-door sports car is now very rare and is definitely a car that an enthusiasts would love to have in his or her garage. cartoq.com/used-cars/rare-seventh-generation-toyota-celica-sports-car ⚠ DISCLAIMER: While Taj Motor Medics strives to make the information provided in this video as accurate as possible, it makes no claims, promises, or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness or applicability of the content. No information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. All do-it-yourself projects entail some risk. It is the sole responsibility of the viewer to assume this risk. Taj Motor Medics is not responsible or liable for any loss damage (including, but not limited to, actual, consequential, or punitive), liability, claim, or any other injury or cause related to or resulting from any information posted in this video. For more information please Visit our Website. 1link.to/tajkhan 1link.to/taj Please subscribe for more videos