Toyota's sports coupé, the Celica, has a long history. This fifth generation was commercialised in 1990 and inaugurated a car in the purest bio design form possible for the Japanese at the time. While the majority of the models were traction-based, the Celica did not forget efficiency with a 4-wheel drive version equipped with a turbo. With this configuration, it could push 200 horsepower and served as a basis for the competition version that won races across the planet, from the roads of the Monte Carlo to the tracks of Acropolis.