2000 Toyota Celica GT-S

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Price -


$13,000 NOW ONLY $7,995!!
lowest priced GT-S on
AutoTrader.com by over $3,000
Year -
2000
Location -
Escondido, CA;
North San Diego County
Mileage -
120,000 - 99.9% Freeway
Int/Ext -
Gray Leather Interior; Metalic Blue Exterior (Both IMMACULATE)
Engine -
1.8-liter double overhead cam (DOHC) 16-valve 4-cylinder with Variable Valve Timing and Lift with intelligence (VVTL-i)
Transmission -
6 speed manual (with B&M Short Shifter)
Wheels/Tires -
17" 10 Spoke Racing Alloy Rims wrapped with 215/45ZR17 Yokohamas
Breaks -
4 wheel Power-assisted Discs with ABS.
Horsepower -
~200 hp @ 7,250 rpm w/ AEM CAI
(stock: 180 hp @ 7,600 rpm)
Torque -
130 lb.-ft. @ 6,800 rpm
Gas Mileage -
24 street/ 33 highway
(I usually get 26-30)
Options

Power Steering
Power Brakes
Power Door Locks
Power Windows
Power Mirrors
Power Sunroof
Keyless Entry

CD/Cassette Player
AM-FM Stereo Radio
Dual Trip Meters
Tachometer
Digital Guages
Inside Hood and Gas Cap Release
Alarm

Alloy Wheels
Driver/Passenger Airbags
Leather Interior
Front Bucket Reclining Seats
Sport Steering Wheel
Aluminum Racing Pedals
4 Wheel ABS

Air Conditioning
Tilt Steering Wheel
Cruise Control
Interval Wipers
Rear Wiper
Rear Defroster
TRD Floormats

Upgrades

- Engine:

AEM Cold Air Intake w/ K&N High Flow Cone Filter; $350; +20hp over stock.
- Wheels: 17" 10-Spoke Alloy Racing Rims; Custom Wheel locks; $1,200.
- Tires: 215/45ZR17 Yokohama All Weather Tires; $900. (w/ less than 10,000 miles on them)
- Exterior: Honda S2000 Antenna; $35.
TRD LicencePlate Frames; $20.
Japanese HyperWhite Lexus HeadLights; $100.
Limo Tint on back 3 Windows; $90.
- Interior:B&M Short Shifter; $250.
- Accessories: Toyota Trunk Cargo Net; $65.
- Total Upgrades:   Over $3,000 invested
 
*The only problem with this car is that the clutch has started sticking above 6,000 RPMs. It is still very drivable and quite fast, but I wouldn't recommend racing with the current clutch. I haven't fixed it because I have been saving up for a stage II racing clutch. I will be selling the car as-is so the new owner can choose between a genuine Toyota part, OEM replacement, or race upgrade. Replacement clutches are about $350, $400 for a TRD, or about $450 for a streetable racing clutch. This is why I knocked the price down $2,000. Now this car is officially a steal!!
Contact: Bud Crotty
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