1977 Toyota Celica was the compact car, Toyota sports car modeled with the continued reliability and fine-line appearance. Initially introduced as the first generation Celica (A20/A30 series), the car was a performance coupe and lift-back with utility. The Celica was built for Class C consumers who are young and improperly middle earners or mostly people interested in car racing and other sporting activities. Underneath are the complete details as to the specifications and characteristics of the 1977 Toyota Celica.
Engine Specs and Features
Feature
Details
Engine Options
1.6L 4-cylinder, 2.0L 4-cylinder
Horsepower
88-110 hp, depending on the engine
Torque
95-120 lb-ft
Transmission Options
4-speed manual, 5-speed manual, 3-speed automatic
Fuel System
Carburetor
Drive Type
Rear-wheel drive
Cooling System
Water-cooled
Performance
0-60 mph in approximately 10-12 seconds
Fuel and MPG
Feature
Details
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Fuel Tank Capacity
14.2 gallons
City MPG
Approximately 18-22 mpg
Highway MPG
Approximately 24-28 mpg
Combined MPG
20-25 mpg
Dimensions
Feature
Details
Length
169-171 inches, depending on the body style
Width
63.4 inches
Height
50.8-51.6 inches
Wheelbase
95.7 inches
Curb Weight
2,300-2,500 pounds
Cargo Capacity
12-15 cubic feet, depending on the body style
Safety Features
Feature
Details
Brakes
Front disc brakes, rear drum brakes
Seat Belts
Standard lap and shoulder belts
Crumple Zones
None
Safety Glass
Laminated windshield
Door Locks
Manual locking system
Child Safety Features
None
Lighting
Halogen headlights and side marker lights
Additional Features
Reinforced body structure for improved durability
1977 Toyota Celica Interior Features
Feature
Details
Seating Capacity
4 passengers
Upholstery
Cloth or vinyl options
Dashboard
Driver-focused layout with analog gauges
Entertainment System
AM/FM radio; optional 8-track player
Climate Control
Optional air conditioning; standard heater
Storage
Compact compartments and glove-box
Steering Wheel
Three-spoke design with tilt adjustment
Interior Trim
Faux wood or metallic accents in higher trims
Rear Seat
Foldable rear seats in lift-back models
Lighting
Overhead dome light and courtesy lights
1977 Toyota Celica Exterior Features
Feature
Details
Body Styles
Coupe, Lift-back
Headlights
Round sealed-beam headlights
Wheels
13-inch or 14-inch steel wheels
Paint Options
Solid and metallic colors
Trim Levels
Base, GT, and ST
Design
Aerodynamic with a sleek profile
Chrome Details
Chrome accents on bumpers and window trim
Door Handles
Simple pull-type handles
Windows
Optional tinted glass
Roof Options
Sunroof available on certain trims
Current Selling Price in U.S.
Condition
Price Range
Excellent (Restored)
$12,000 – $18,000
Good (Well-maintained)
$8,000 – $12,000
Fair (Functional but Worn)
$5,000 – $8,000
Poor (Needs Restoration)
$2,500 – $5,000
Note: Prices vary depending on condition, restoration quality, location, and market demand. You can find 1975 Toyota Celica for sale in classic car marketplaces like Hemmings, Bring a Trailer, and edmunds, where prices tend to fluctuate based on demand and specific car conditions.
This model provided an elegant and sporty design, dependable performance and a budget friendly price, it was virtually unbeatable in its class.
