on average how many miles will a 1985 toyota celica run to if kept up well?

Asked by bradleysluck Feb 11, 2010 at 06:44 PM about the 1985 Toyota Celica GT Hatchback

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i am thinking about buying an '85 toyota celica gt.  it seems to be in pretty good shape but has 215,000 miles on it.  i hear these cars can go forever, but it seems like a lot of miles to me...any input is greatly welcome!  

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Igor2 answered 14 years ago

I used to have a 1985 Celica GTS. I bought it with 180K miles and put about 100K more. I kind of abandoned it in my parents' house when I moved out to go to college but the car even then did not have any problems and definitely looked like would go on forever. It was a great car.

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Shayne answered 14 years ago

no worries, will last forever if maintained

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Marilyn1989 answered 14 years ago

My '84 Celica is sitting just above 318,000 and its still running smooth other than one headlight

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GuruX9QNT answered 6 years ago

My Toyota celica 84 the meleage right now 345000 still running since I’ve got this car no problem all always champion at all and still strong engine.

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