Celica Coloring Pages

Toyota's Sports Car

Celica is a sports car made by Toyota.
The first generation appeared in 1970, and seven generations were made until 2006.
Many people loved it for its cool low shape and fun drive.
It was also a star in world rallies and became one of Toyota's most famous cars.

The Secret of the Name

The name "Celica" comes from a Spanish word meaning "heavenly" or "divine".
It shows the wish to make a car as wonderful as something up in the sky.

The First Generation Like a Daruma Doll

The first generation appeared in December 1970.
Its front looked round and sturdy, so people affectionately called it Daruma.
It was also famous for a new selling style where buyers could pick and mix the engine and interior options they liked.
In 1973, a style called Liftback joined the lineup, with a rear door that opened wide.

From 2nd to 7th Generation: Evolving with New Shapes

The 2nd generation appeared in 1977, and the 3rd generation in 1981, both with boxy shapes.
The 4th generation came out in 1985. It changed to front-wheel drive and had a smooth, rounded shape.
It had retractable headlights that hid inside the hood.
The 5th generation appeared in 1989, and the 6th generation in 1993. The 6th generation had a unique front with four round headlights.
The 7th generation appeared in 1999 with a sharp, cool look.
Then in 2006, Celica finished its long history of about 35 years.
Across all seven generations, so many Celica cars drove all around the world.

7 Coloring Pages

There are 7 coloring pages for Celica, from the first to the 7th generation.
Each generation has a completely different front, like round lights, square lights, hidden lights, and slim lights.
Try lining them up in order from oldest to newest to compare their faces and shapes!
For other Toyota sports cars, you can also try coloring pages for the GR Yaris and the 86.

Try using real colors!

Each generation of Celica has its own popular colors.
Yellow and orange look great on the 1st generation. White and silver suit the 2nd and 3rd generations really well.
Red is popular for the 4th and 5th generations, white for the 6th, and silver or yellow for the 7th.
Try coloring your favorite generation with its real colors!

Black bumpers and shiny chrome

The 1st generation has shiny chrome bumpers. Color them silver and leave a few white spots to make them look shiny!
The 2nd generation also has chrome bumpers, but both ends are black.
The 3rd generation has bumpers that are completely black or dark gray.
Using different colors for the car body and the bumpers will make it look much more real!

Turn it into a rally car!

The 4th to 6th generations of Celica did amazing things in world rally races!
The rally cars were super cool, with red and green patterns on a white body.
Draw your favorite patterns and numbers on the side of the body to make your very own rally car!

Tires and wheels

Color the tires dark gray or black.
Silver is the best color for the wheels.
For the 6th generation's 3-spoke wheels, color between the spokes with dark gray to make them pop out!

Lights and windows

For round or square lights, leave the insides white and color just the edges light gray to make them look like real glass.
Color the windows light blue and leave diagonal white lines to make it look like light is shining on them!

World Rally Championship Champions

Celica did an amazing job in the World Rally Championship, racing through mountains and snow all over the world!
In 1990, driver Carlos Sainz drove a Celica and became the driver's champion—the very first time for a Japanese car!
In 1993, it also became the first Japanese car to win the manufacturer's championship.

The GT-FOUR Drives with Four Wheels

Starting with the 4th generation, a special Celica called the GT-FOUR was made.
Power goes to all four wheels, so it can drive strongly even on slippery snow or gravel roads.
Winning the rally races was all thanks to this GT-FOUR!

Fluid Form Discovered

When the 4th generation came out, the ads said, "Fluid form discovered."
It used new words to describe its smooth, rounded shape that lets the wind flow right over it.
Try tracing your finger along the smooth lines from the hood to the roof on the 4th-generation coloring page!