how long can a toyota celica last

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Asked by YMW9332 Feb 27, 2013 at 12:11 AM about the 2001 Toyota Celica GTS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i am looking to buy a 2001 toyota celica gts with 240000 yes or no>>>???

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I would have a mechanic check it and perform a engine compression test.

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Toyota engines are well- built and very reliable (One reason Lotus cars use a Toyota engine)....However, as recommended above...Have a trusted mechanic do a compression test and also check for engine noises and any leaks. This may be a 2 owner car and there's always a possibility that at least ONE of them didn't take optimal care of the car (Case in point: My GF waits too long between oil changes, despite my constant nagging).

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at 240,000 miles everything is under suspect of failing. This car better be real cheap unless paperwork can be shown proving a bunch of work

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Well I will tell you this I bought a 92 celica gt conv got it pretty cheap body good rag top fair paid 1500.00 for it has 245689 and climbing already drivin over 5000 mile's since i bought run's great only problem hit a deer and finding part's are expensive but still a great car hope this help's

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Is it normal for my headlights and taillights on durning day time even when i try to turn off

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