4th gen Toyota Celica 1986–1989

What it came with

• 2.0L four (2S-E)^1,2

  97 hp, on the ST and GT · 1986

• 2.0L twin-cam four (3S-FE)^1,2

  115 hp, on the ST and GT · 1987–1989

• 2.0L twin-cam four (3S-GELC)^1,2,3

  135 hp, on the GT-S

• 2.0L turbocharged four (3S-GTE)^1,4,3

  190 hp, intercooled · 1988–1989

Transmissions

5-speed manual^2,3,1, 4-speed automatic^2,3,1

Drivetrains

Front-wheel drive^2,3, Full-time all-wheel drive (1988–1989)^4,1

Trims

ST^2,1, GT^2,1, GT-S^2,1, All-Trac Turbo (1988–1989)^2,4,1

Packages

Liftback body^2,3, GT convertible (1987–1989)¹, Anti-lock brakes (1988–1989)^1,4, Leather upholstery (1988–1989)⁴, IMSA GTO edition (1988)^1,3

• Model codes: ST161 (1986), ST162 (1987 on), ST165 (All-Trac Turbo), by Wikipedia¹
• Curb weight: 3,197 lb for the All-Trac Turbo in Wikipedia; Car and Driver's test car weighed 3,295 lb, 532 lb more than a base GT-S^1,4
• Brakes: Rear discs on the GT-S and All-Trac Turbo only; drums on the ST and GT²

Rare finds

Rare trims, packages and options to look out for, and whether finding one is good news.

• Rare IMSA GTO edition Package

  One for each of the 77 Toyota dealers in California^1,3

  77 sold in California¹

Sources

1. Wikipedia (Toyota Celica)
2. Curbside Classic (1988 GT)
3. Hagerty (seven generations)
4. Car and Driver (1988 All-Trac Turbo test)