Why Not to Buy a Toyota Celica

[@scottykilmer]

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[@Windows7Pro2009]

Hey Scotty, is a used 2009 Acura TL SH-AWD 6 speed manual better than a used 2007 Mitsubishi Galant Ralliart in terms of performance and reliability?

[@victorcruz8004]

I have a 2007 Dodge Caliber is it a good car to have?

[@mirzaalam9844]

You're the man Scotty!!

[@AnthroGearhead]

Scotty man , when are you gonna get that Celica GT-Four or Honda S2000 ?!

[@Uchiha454]

Hey Scotty, I have 2001 Dodge Ram 1500. When I first start it, fires up and runs amazing. But if I try to start it back up after it's sits for less than 10 minutes, it dies, I have tried many things in your vids, taking your advice and all. It runs amazing outside of this issue. I have changed the spark plugs, spark plug wires, distributor cap, pickup coil, I take care of it and don't run it hard, any advice?

[@SoulReaper599xx]

Scotty: All cars are crap, buy a horse. Next video: Why horses are crap

[@owensteele1274]

LMFAO!!!!! Love this comment!

[@Cole_King]

Scotty has bipolar disorder

[@aaronhancock3127]

"Why horses crap."

[@the_weeb_lord1017]

Scotty used to be a horse surgeon before he became a mechanic

[@maxstupidos]

Aaron Hancock I was thinking this and you said it first lol

[@kaytrasicedtea]

After this video, Scotty went right back to his celica, to say sorry

[@prince_sach50]

Bro i would've NEVER Thought Scotty would say this

[@xinlinwu4572]

As always

[@Eceron33]

😂

[@hondamanvtec2894]

No.. the last gen Is crap I owned one

[@carholic-sz3qv]

Best comment hands down

[@vyper1502]

When Scotty calls Celicas crap, the apocalypse nears

[@6lemans10]

Stock up on canned food and ammunition.😄

[@trustmemysonisadoctor8479]

Stock up on 1994 Celicas.

[@CMDRRustyDog]

Carmageddon !

[@lawrenceh1405]

Nope, Scotty called the 1999 to 2006 Celica crap because of its bad Yamaha engine design. He's said the same thing in other videos in the past. Just because a particular model of a car has the same name doesn't mean it has the same quality and longevity as an earlier car with that name. Sooooo.... Toyota's not "bringing back the Celica/Supra" these days: they're just launching totally different cars with the same names. And as Scotty just admitted yesterday: the 1996 Acura Integra is EVEN BETTER than the '94 Celica. That vid made me feel so good I drove my 97 Integra with 245K on the clock to work today. And yes, its AC still "blows ice cold"!!

[@nrgalvin5612]

thats it, im buying a Kia Sportage

[@Auriam]

Why not to buy a Toyota Celica... Because Scotty wants to keep it all for himself!

[@MeetThaNewDealer]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@eldinamita7550]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Jo_Wardy]

probably not to buy this model celica.

[@live_the_moment_with_arnol5661]

@@Jo_Wardy my cousin have one and they working so perfect

[@unboxviews]

Toyota is 1 day late for the payment. Scotty: Makes this video

[@VoituresIngénierie]

LOL

[@gabblem.777]

HAHAHA

[@thomasburr9244]

Hahahahahahahahah

[@hanssolo4695]

hehehe. MBZ and BMW were a week behind payment. Kia, Huyndai, Fiat, GM, Ford were 1 year. Mazda and Nissan pay well and are always on time.

[@saqeebkhan3668]

Scotty blink twice if they're holding you hostage

[@uselesspaprclip5057]

He can't my guy he wearing glasses.

[@jusjash]

Comedy. You guys are comedians. Love it.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jrc2976]

Crazy Outlaw Then cough during the video then we'll know lol

[@detoxx275]

Haha

[@northdakotaham1752]

Just wave out SOS and we will send the Marines to save you!

[@ViktorPlays321]

I think DougDeMuro kidnapped Scotty..

[@AlohaUlises]

Hahahahahahaha

[@itzpro.]

🤣

[@StevenTrollingtonPhD]

Next video is gonna be Scotty telling you in good faith to buy any Porsche, Audi, or Jeep because their reliability and value scores are anything more than 1/10

[@gabrielnascimento1021]

@@StevenTrollingtonPhD or an Aston Martin

[@zigahrovat255]

I think u kindapped scotty 🤔

[@booster_740]

ITS THE END OF THE WORLD oh wait its not a 94 celica

[@filip2529]

I hope you get a thousand liles

[@Gruntsworth]

It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feeeeeel fiiiiine.

[@sdcoinshooter]

Yes, I thought it was the apocalypse, I immediately dropped prone and expected to be struck down by one of the four horsemen, then realized it was HIS Toyota and had to get up and go to work. I was a bit disappointed actually...

[@j_a_rouen3599]

I have a '97 - nearly 337K miles, same engine. ⚙️🔩🔧 I do PRAY REGULARLY for it, though! 🙏🏼😆

[@user-Chachu]

I have a 2000 GTS 6 speed manual celica with 400k miles and it works just fine

[@abel3619]

Mines got 230k original motor

[@zaptor1514]

Most cars, if you: “take care of them” will last. Driving like a maniac and doing no maintenance will shorten the life regardless of the brand.

[@yannikavadas1490]

Bingo!🍻

[@jimbomendoza3415]

So true!:-)

[@shane250]

Nope. GM, VW, BMW, Merc, Audi, Peugeot, Citroen, Renault, and some Fords won't. My brother in law's 2013 Explorer had 8K worth of problems in 5 years. Windows, locks, electric steering motor, Sunroof Motor, Hatch motor, rust...All those are not really preventable by driving slower/maintenance. Same with Nissan's CVT's or many DCT's. In Europe, all the I would say that most Korean/Japanese (except Nissan's) cars won't have problems if you take care of them.

[@ppopovich2847]

Scotty is dead-on. Don't misinform people otherwise. I've known four 1999 Celica GT-S owners and two were on their 2nd motor. I beat the piss out of my cars and used to blow up American crap regularly until I switched to Toyota. They are by far the most reliable car manufacturer in the world.

[@morriscelica09]

I own a 2000 Celica GT (1zz) 365k miles, no problems at all! Of course with proper maintance

[@JC-pi9dx]

I been driving my celica 2000 with the 2zz for 7 years as a daily driver with not problems , SORRY 😐 but I love my celica

[@hippopotamus86]

Yep, scotty is running out of video ideas.

[@owensteele1274]

My 2004 with the same engine, has now covered 146,000 miles and is serviced by my local Toyota dealer every year. Nope, nothing wrong with my one, either. Still original-engined, is always economical, goes beautifully and revs freely. Exactly as Toyota intended. Love them as well!

[@garethbattersby]

I had a 2000 VVTI model and had it for about 12 years, didn't miss a beat, eventually traded it in at 186k miles for a 2004 VVTI celica with little to no miles on it and one owner from New. The only time I've heard about these engines failing is when people have modified them and driven them hard, or just not maintained them at all.

[@ricvanwinkle1665]

J C me too. You have 130k and drive it daily plus I get on it quite often. It’s the oil pump/pan that’s the real issue and going to redline when you shouldn’t

[@rwilson7440]

Same here. My GTS went from my grandpa to my brother and now to me. Never had engine issues. Great car.

[@andymairena3221]

Next video "WHY YOU SHOULD BUY A MERCEDES"

[@MrRohanThomas]

noooo

[@TonyRule]

Followed by "Trade in your Toyota for a new Chrysler"

[@muayyadalsadi]

That must be a benz diesel truck.

[@michaelbartjen7059]

HA HA, good one!!

[@youtubecomment3264]

We had a 350sl and a Triumph TR7, instead of window dressing it was driveway dressing.

[@773chitowncity]

I was like . “ I got to see this” lol

[@Numbuh_4WD]

same

[@AlecDenston]

I immediately clicked on it 😂

[@SoraldCp]

Read my mind

[@jodyleder5406]

throw in a 1ZZ oil pan, billet oil punp gears, and go enjoy your 2ZZ without worry as god intended

[@fezg123]

hey mate, approx how much would all that cost??

[@Marevrick]

Curious aswell

[@Weebwhacker]

@@fezg123 really all you need is the 1zz oil pan. For the oil pump, just dont mishift and hit the redline

[@jj629ful]

I thought about buying one of these celicas I don't know to much about them but you put 1zz parts on a 2zz motors are the parts exchangeable?

[@johnathancrotzer5491]

He should pin this comment

[@2zzlow]

people kill 2zz's by over revving and miss shifting them. 205K on my original 2zz engine and transmission

[@roguecaptor8734]

High how do you like to rev yours

[@yourfather5324]

@@roguecaptor8734 14,000 rpm

[@240TechGuy]

2zz is very reliable engine for normal driving use. However, the problem he is explaining would occur on Track / Auto-Cross / Hard Driving / Money-Shifting.

[@abel3619]

Mines got 230k, original motor. Changed the lift bolts. Original oil pan, Changing it soon to the 1zz. If engine blows after I’ll throw in another 2zz and upgrade everything again plus the oil pump this time.

[@mattb7845]

At this point I just walk everywhere Next Scotty video "Here's why you should amputate your legs"

[@chryslerfordgm]

Loooool 😂

[@Victoria3232-j7o]

I already do😂.

[@demoskunk]

I just about peed myself...

[@fingerFlipUk]

Your amputating them ? whats the milage on them i could do with a new set. Already swapped them out once so this will be my third set, good milage though handles well aswell.

[@SergeSaati007]

if you have a gangrena

[@freedman3912]

I went straight to my underground bunker when I got a notification for this video.

[@Spawn223311]

😂😂😂 armageddon

[@wesleybeasley8572]

The Freedman 😂😂🤣

[@Tiagotaf]

Someone hacked Scotty's account and is impersonating him!!!!!

[@jeffhallel8211]

Scotty does have an evil twin who hates all things Toyota and also hates cat head pillows. If there is no cat head pillow exercise caution.Actually Scotty (if it is the real Scotty) is not ranking on Toyota as much as he is ranking on Yamaha. Remember, Scotty is a purist and he resents cross breeding with what he considers an inferior species.

[@entername9862]

😂😂😂

[@Eman1900O]

He changed the title

[@Monster33336]

Or he's the biggest troll mechanic ever.

[@alexcintas8792]

The market demand killed the Celica, not the engine.

[@TheVancanslam]

agree

[@goldengibus6300]

Elaborate please, I’d like to know more

[@cat-em3mj]

@@goldengibus6300 2002 introduced the wrx in the us and in 2003 the 350z came people were more into turbocharged cars (fast and furious had a lot to do with it) and large displacement v8s (Muscle cars peaked in price back then) so the demand for high revving small 4 cylinder cars went down. Also 2008 happened

[@abel3619]

True

[@anuaradame3967]

I have a 2003 Celica GT, have driven it across the country multiple times and commute daily with it no problems with it.

[@DankyT09]

Scotty: "Here's Why Toyota Celicas are Crap" Toyota: "Our hostage rescue team has located your wife in the FCA headquarters. She'll be free within the hour, you can go back to your normal videos."

[@carlloftin2850]

I was waiting for the Scooby-Doo ending - the Scotty mask gets pulled off to reveal the Dodge salesmen

[@caidenmccaughan6737]

Carl Loftin Underrated comment

[@mikelitoris7001]

you killed me 😂😂😂

[@FlyWithJohnnyThai]

Are you gonna forgive Scotty? 94’ Celica: No, I don’t think I will

[@takeahike2993]

Didn't watch video, goes straight to comment : Comments on nothing in video. Good job 👍🏻

[@Eman1900O]

He doesn’t drive it anymore anyway. He has a video from a year and a half ago showing five less miles than this video shows.

[@Eman1900O]

Savion Billups why would he do that? He’s not trying to sell it.

[@Caveman2k]

Didn't expect to see you here Johnny hahaha. Love your vids ❤

[@boyer352]

Love my gen 7 gts. One of the best cars I've owned. Change out the oil pump gears and sump and you're golden.

[@zebra6861]

Which sump did you use?

[@AlDim000]

These engines had a couple of small issues (lift bolts, which is a very easy fix and was resolved in 2003) and the oil pan issue you mentioned (that is also easy to fix with a 1ZZ oil pan or a good aftermarket one for aggressive track racing), but otherwise they are excellent and have held up very well. Oil pump failures have happened to these pretty much exclusively because of driver error, dropping down into the wrong gear. My 2003 Celica GT-S has a 2ZZ-GE with 355,000 km on it. It is flawless. No leaks, works like new.

[@StallionFernando]

Lucky you, my 02 was gone at 120k, on my second engine and drive it around 2 hrs almost daily. Hopefully it continues to hold up since it's a nice fun car to drive, specially with that 6 speed. I'll have to get myself one of those oil pans.

[@yasirali4355]

Man what ur ig i wanna talk with u there

[@claudio_wrx]

Celicas crap?!?!? HAS SCOTTY GONE MAD?!?!?!

[@АманАдилов-б3с]

Not the 94 ones, but 2001 ones.

[@floridajames04]

Аман Адилов he’s right.. these Celicas are junk!

[@glennso47]

WorldRallyBlue_WRX No this Celica has a bad engine.

[@Celicabryce]

@@glennso47 I've got one with over 243,000 miles on it runs like a champ, changed to a billet oil pump for like 500$ cheap insurance

[@Eman1900O]

Well he doesn’t even drive his anymore. He changed the title too

[@hortinus]

Anti-Scotty: Toyota Celicas are just endless money pits: don't buy 'em!

[@saveyourhero3307]

ain't-scotty: mercedes are reliable

[@murraystewartj]

Mix Scotty and Anti-Scotty? Sounds like a recipe for warp drive.

[@xinlinwu4572]

Anti scotty: range rovers last, freaking, forever

[@chevyboyforlife4234]

I know 10 people who have either A2000 through 2006 Toyota Celica with the 2zz pushing close to 200,000 miles on the original engine and the only money they put into it is for basic maintenance

[@xinlinwu4572]

Believe it or not, dats what my friend thought. He came up to me and said range rovers are reliable. I Bursted into laughter

[@divingduo1963]

That celica has had 239k miles for the last 5 years

[@D4x4Bronc]

He must just wash it nothing else

[@Cristobal_Ygnacio_Arriaga]

Diving Duo well he works in in a garage outside of his home....

[@divingduo1963]

I just found a video from a year ago and it had the same exact amount of miles lmao it’s like he uses the same clip every time he shows the mileage

[@MileHighMarijuana710]

Confirmed that one year and 4 months ago the car had 5 less miles

[@divingduo1963]

MHM lmao

[@johnlowe3851]

Scotty be like “Here’s why you shouldn’t breathe air.” 😂

[@xXCigarXx]

Cavitation. Gotta suck oil or you go boom!

[@mickeyking5787]

Lol "Rev up your nostrils" 😂

[@yume8380]

First of all, I love your channel to death, now secondly, you can't be any more wrong about this. I have a 2000 Celica GTS with the 2zz engine, manual transmission, bought her new 19 years ago, as of now she has 360,000 miles on the engine, the ORIGINAL engine. She is driven hard ever since I bought her, and has not broken down even once, never left me stranded. The horror stories about this car, were often caused by people miss shifting, because of the close gate 6 speed, where you accidentally shift from top of 3th back to second instead of 4th, and you guessed it, boom. Drive it everyday, change oil every 3000 miles, and it will last you. Take care Scotty.

[@shaheenkhan9213]

Thoughs on the 2002 celica 3sgte

[@chumpkins9070]

Mines got 210k miles, original engine as well. I never had a problem with the shifter either, maybe the gates were replaced at some point

[@victorpoca9993]

Im almost 100% sure its because its a manual

[@smoothALOE]

When I was looking at the GTS the dealer asked me if I had ever driven a manual before. They only recommended it to experienced drivers, which I was. I did have to get the transmission fixed once cause I grinded the gear going into 2nd, haha! The engine held up just fine, though.

[@gleneee]

184k going strong

[@FymRat]

Uno Reverse Card.

[@bodgitandleggitgarage]

Wow who is taking Scotty bring him back lol

[@oii3211]

You are a wanna be Scotty Kilmer

[@bodgitandleggitgarage]

@@oii3211 yes i am thank you

[@danielmarcorafanan3230]

Next video: Why you should not buy ANY car!

[@SlapStyleAnims]

Must watch unless it’s a 94 Celica

[@hamstirrer6882]

Rev up your bus pass!

[@iseeu2002]

Ham Stirrer forget the bus pass. It could leave you stranded and it’s not dependable. Now start pedaling your bike or walking lol

[@SlapStyleAnims]

David Walking? You’re doing it wrong!

[@chryslerfordgm]

@@SlapStyleAnims almost died 😂😂

[@JZTEZZA]

Scotty I have an 04 RunX with the original 2zzGe. 134000 KM still running great and quite reliable.

[@DjSharperimage]

I have 239,000 miles on my Celica GTS and I am still on the original engine, and it's still running great.

[@hoss4598]

2zzge engine designed by Yamaha , * throws out pic of piano

[@6lemans10]

Yamaha makes pianos.😄

[@executablefiles3713]

They also make boat engines, atvs, and motorcycles as well as pianos, brass instruments, and more.

[@seanlacroix]

@@executablefiles3713 they make some pretty sweet drums as well.

[@LlyleHunter]

They started out with pianos which is why their logo is a tuning fork. Their pianos are fangtazmagoric as are their acoustic guitars.

[@neilmurphy845]

I didn't even notice

[@luka_abh]

I think you have 239k miles on your Celica for 7 years

[@DCSPORTSTER]

Luka D. Maybe his odometer is broke. Don’t need that to run forever

[@juggalouniversity8386]

@@Montana270 lol!!!

[@finz1374]

@@Montana270 he is old person and he has 3+ cars and his workplace is at home. also he stated that he always likes the lexus more when going to longer trips.

[@travisbutton7527]

He probably doesnt even drive it

[@EBTyra]

If you notice. He has a solar powered battery tender on the dash. He drives the matrix, the celica never leaves home

[@smokemyjohnson6755]

Even with the flaws the 00- 05 celica gts are my favorite budget car

[@comediccommentator4663]

5 things to do to fix all the problems he listed. New updated lift bolts from later model 2zzges and clean lift screen Moroso oil pan with about a extra half qt of oil Apexi pfc to hit lift afew 100 rpms earlier to stay in lift between up shifts Learn not to money shift Use quality full sythetic oils and dont cheap out on lower octane gasoline = Bulletproof 2zzge

[@felixhernandez6736]

I’m looking to buy one for touge and planning on doing everything to make the GTS handle better and bulletproof

[@kotymccallister5150]

@@comediccommentator4663 hit it right on the head. Although I'd spring for a new oil pump, rev it about 500rpm higher with the pfc so you land at 6K or over. You lose a little bit of oomph lowering your lift point

[@mikeymike758]

@@comediccommentator4663 All the five things you listed, is why I would not buy one! :-)

[@sansfreedom1629]

@@mikeymike758 You wouldn't buy one because of not being able to money shift?

[@MoonshineBeforeSunshine]

Welcome to another dimension in which Scotty Kilmer is a hatin' on a Toyota Celica.

[@brinho109]

The problem with these 2zzge engines was insufficient oil capacity and oil pans with no baffling. Both could be solved with an aftermarket oil pan. These things also commonly get destroyed by miss shifting at high rpms. Otherwise they are pretty reliable as long as they are cared for.

[@Ericbryanmr]

Yep, Scottys car still has 239k miles on it. Like for the last 5 years.

[@unseenufo]

He has like 20 other toyotas

[@jor-d5640]

LMFAO! His miles never seem to move.. he doesn't ever drive just makes videos.

[@onesound9344]

I wonder why?

[@HHh-ej4rl]

I'm thinking the same thing! In 5 years he hasn't even gone 1,000 miles. but we're supposed to listen to him? Sure Scotty

[@jessharris6800]

He has no clue what he is talking about when it comes to these cars

[@Craigz1000]

Car runs fine and mine is 2ZZ GE. Just regular oil change and make sure you have latest lift bolts and clean OCV filters.

[@mindstate1]

Scotty is gonna make a video about how the e60 M5 is more reliable than a 1998 toyota corolla.

[@6lemans10]

Got love those bearing failures.😁

[@armandol1826]

6lemans10 vanos lol

[@KubiIay]

Lmao, you expect a sports engine based on F1 to be reliable?

[@raomar0]

The 2zzge can drive the oil pump to the point it cant suck oil fast enough. There are aftermarket gearsets and/or oil pumps to fix it, so.... Fix that and they work fine.

[@anunknowndude]

The oil pump has no problems at all. The thing is the 2zz engine may suffer from oil starvation when it passes 1g side force, to solve this you need a baffled oil sump, like a Morosso or one from Eliseparts. Doing this change, the oil pump will just run happily forever

[@ColinH1973]

@@anunknowndude Thanks for the tip. 👍

[@dadadadada4974]

I’ve been running my 02 GTS as a daily driver for 17 years and have put very little into it and it still runs fine.

[@vaajchang]

Scotty Celica mileage basically hasn’t increase when he bought it. It’s hard to boast reliability of his celica based on his undriven car

[@Auriam]

It's perfectly reliable, you can rely on it to stay in one place

[@justinkrichbaum832]

Most of the car brands he calls unreliable as easily found on Craigslist running find with 3 or 400k miles

[@taylorlivingston5963]

Actually I disagree the GTs are very reliable. Yamaha builds fantastic heads. The motors are very stout. The 2ZZ just needs good oil and being aluminum, good coolant and a well maintained cooling system. I'm a mech and dont agree with Scotty this time around.

[@TempoMontages]

Well you're dumb. Every Celica gts I've seen at auction was knocking like crazy

[@taylorlivingston5963]

@@TempoMontagesThe fact that you call me dumb and then state "at auction" is very ironic. I've worked on plenty with high kms on original everything, it's all on how you maintain them. Like anything. Theres nothing wrong with the 2ZZ

[@MMMmyshawarma]

My 00 GTS 6sp has 122k original engine. Still smooth as butter. I don't misshift and I don't go into lift around corners, those are just stupid things to do anyway.

[@abuelb]

@@TempoMontages except my 02 2zz with original engine with 383k miles buddy.

[@mengx94]

@@TempoMontages pumping 87 octane and not 91+ is what causes that

[@johnsmith-gt3po]

I had 2000 Celica GTS for 8 years, it was my daily driver and never had any issue except normal maintenance. Sold it with 250k on it.

[@abel3619]

Mines got 230k

[@428ROCKSTARENERGY]

I literally drove my gts to hell and back, abused it daily when I was younger and still no problems 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@donvillo1]

Really man, literally? Gtfo

[@olivercullen1737]

donvillo1 I’ve got one and can also say. Drive it pretty hard and it has 260,000 kms. Reliable as can be. Never skips a beat.

[@cptfreeman8966]

Oliver Cullen mine is about to reach 200,000 miles still going strong

[@captainwahash9313]

I don’t have one wanna buy one but yeh it’s going strong

[@sam105s]

@@donvillo1 is there an issue with what he said?

[@ananyabhardwaj8578]

I have the 2001 Celica GTS. 200,000 miles, no issues at all!

[@walley844]

I have 2zzge 192hp in my Corolla T-Sport and it has done over 300tkm. Still works and pulls perfectly fine. Just proper and regular maintenance and it works just like any other good Toyota engine.

[@cecilleflowerfarm]

Oh my gosh! I was so confused when I see the title so I clicked quickly!😂😂😂

[@juanbarraza5604]

I own a 2000 gts with 234k miles original engine on it so yeah.

[@yourfather5324]

Juan Barraza congratulations!

[@cloroxbleach8676]

So your saying Scotty will say anything for a quick buck

[@qBeYcarpet]

Definitely still better than say European cars or something

[@SkillZHG]

@@itsallgoodman1244 Mine has 227K on it, and my old one had 385K

[@SkillZHG]

@@itsallgoodman1244 lol gotcha my gts is actually for sale haha

[@joshstoves387]

I know mileage does vary, BUT, I drive a 2000 celica with the 2zz and I haven't had a single issue for the 7 years I've driven it. I'll be rolling 230k miles soon, factory everything, and it's never ran better. Most dependable car / engine I've had, right up there with my GM 6.0. Just my $0.02 tho

[@BlueBomberTurbo]

The problem is Toyota cheaped out on the oil pump gear. It was sintered metal, so when it sucked up any air, the cavitation would chip away at the gear or even cause it to explode. This wouldn't happen with a solid metal gear, which was available in the aftermarket. The pan issue was because of how well the car handled from the factory (think ITR). Put some sticky tires on it, take an offramp at 80mph, and you'd probably have an issue with no oil at the pickup on most cars. Also, note that the 2001+ Celicas had revised shift gates, because drivers couldn't drive and misshifted (still didn't stop them...). And the 2002+ Celicas lowered the rev limiter from 8400 to 7800. Another attempt to reduce the chance of blowing the engine on a misshift, but all it resulted in is hurting power (8400 is required to stay in lift from 1-2). Aftermarket solutions existed, but the 2000 Celica was the purest form of the car. The version of the 2000+ Celica that should be avoided is the 2000-2002 GT. The 1ZZ engine from those years was well known for oil consumption issues. Same issue in the Corolla and MR2 Spyder (which also inhaled its own precats!).

[@Bobaganush26]

I have never owned anything but a manual transmission. I've never miss a shift before I bought my Celly in 2000. I did it twice before they fixed it with upgraded shift gates. All fixed under warranty. Afterwards, no problems. I was going straight down into fourth, but second gear was engaging. So your slightly wrong blaming it on people that can't drive.

[@robertsantiago3102]

Scotty is both knowledgeable, honest and fun to see. You're the best mechanic on the net my man!

[@hanssolo4695]

Most folks would not trust Scotty to fix their bicycles.

[@jason2live190]

Toyota Tacomas are bulletproof. I seen a few of them with about 750k miles.

[@tharding2870]

Swaggy Jay Had two Tacoma’s in a row that were both lemons. First (2012) had a bad transmission (could not shift directly from 1st to 2nd) and the second (2014) had a lousy v6 engine (piston slap). Both were bought brand new from the dealer. Both got the same support from the dealer (they tell me “they all do that.”). Finally bought a 2016 F-150 and it is a truly incredible truck. I would *NEVER* go back to Toyota trucks.

[@jason2live190]

Tom Harding The ones I seen were under the year 2000. So I guess maybe the older models lasted longer. Sorry to hear about your experience. Anyways, the Ford F-150 trucks are truly amazing.

[@alejandrojimenez5772]

Tom Harding your first mistake was buying a lemon, you should kbow what you’re getting yourself into

[@3Wheels1Block]

Did anyone notice the 'Didn't hold up' motion that Scotty did at 3:28? This man is his own meme... doesn't even need images, what a legend😂😂😂

[@Izzy12831]

I have a 2000 Toyota celica gts with 225k miles and the original engine no problems

[@hippopotamus86]

They're solid engines. Scotty is running out of video ideas.

[@SteveRogers461]

Me too but Scotty isn't the first person to warn about these engines. Just make sure you regularly change your oil and use the correct oil ... and keep your fingers crossed!!! Lol 😅😂🤣

[@hippopotamus86]

@@SteveRogers461 The problems he describes are from the first ones sold in Japan which had higher rpm limits. They fixed this for the models sole internationally.

[@ColdVsIce]

J Anything these engines are actually known for their unreliability..

[@hippopotamus86]

@@ColdVsIce Don't know where you're hearing that, the only major problem was the oil pump failure with the first bunch that were sold in Japan. Rarely hear of any engine issues with these, plenty over 200k miles on the clock.

[@AllanDelosReyes]

I have a 96’ CELICA running on premium gas for 25 years now with 283k miles on it.

[@MarketMoDz]

2:48 A Toyota that goes *BOOM* Now I'm curious, Scotty.

[@brianmccarty2636]

Bought my GTS new in 2000 now my son drives it. It has over 280k miles on it and runs like a top. The reason people went through engines is because of the close gates of the shifter and they would money shift it. I love how Scotty always blames the car when it's mostly owner neglect or abuse.

[@StevenTrollingtonPhD]

Now I've really seen it all. Next Scotty is going to condemn akabono brakes, aisin transmissions, and OBD 1 autos in general.

[@kevenkokos1388]

I had a 78 and 86 celica and both were fantastic cars.

[@CarsandEngines]

Scotty, did you ever think about buying a new car ? :)

[@chasengrieshop]

Why? New cars are run by proprietary software. You can't really work on them yourself so you're relegated to paying insane dealership prices for what was once a simple fix. These companies have found new ways to lock out the DIY ways to save money because it's bad for their business.

[@billys7519]

We need to free Scotty guys I think hes being held captive

[@2405jacko]

By Chrysler executives.

[@billys7519]

@@2405jacko probably fiat

[@2405jacko]

@@billys7519 Same crap, lol.

[@YourLocalUkrainianGerman]

*Top 10 most tragic anime endings.*

[@abdulellahalharthi1649]

Scotty: celicas are crap! Scotty's 94 celica: am i a joke to you ?!

[@Eman1900O]

Abdulellah Alharthi well evidently as he has only put five miles on it the last year and a half after looking at this video and an older one. He’s full of crap. That Celica doesn’t even run normal I bet

[@joelspivak6622]

Traditionalist Like I said... He only drives it in reverse, hence the lower mileage! LMAO!😂

[@EspireMike]

I have a 2001 SX Celica from Australia. It's clocked 320,000km and it has been bullet proof. I have not cornered hard at 6,000 rpm though lol.

[@edna7724]

My dad has a Celica and I love it

[@bliglum]

Toyota/Yamaha joint ventures have delivered great results, from the original Toyota 2000GT, to my current dream car, the Lexus LFA.. And of course, everyone's favorite, the Legendary 2JZ..... But, the 2ZZ was apparently not one of their best efforts, it was unreliable, and it wasn't even very good performance either! The cam came on so late, even if you shifted at redline it fell off the lift powerband. At least on the US spec Celicas I drove.. An old friends Elise did the same.

[@DarthVader-1701]

The 2000 GT was originally a Yamaha and Nissan project.

[@bliglum]

@@DarthVader-1701 Interesting, yes. But Nissan (Datsun) passed to develop their own 240Z.. Never knew that until now, thanks.

[@RolandoMarreroPR]

The 3SGTE was a Yamaha too!

[@hamsterbrigade]

I think 190hp out of 1.8L is good performance. What would you consider a good performance number from a 1.8L engine? Serious question, if there is something better in that displacement I'd like to know about it.

[@kotymccallister5150]

The 2zz wasn't unreliable lol. The 1zzfe pre 2003 was though

[@brandondaniels9471]

Chrysler must've hacked into Scotty's YT account 🤣🤣🤣

[@inPrincipleGames]

Same engine I have in my Lotus Elise. :) And I love it!

[@swankgodd3647]

in Principle so you drive a Toyota celica with a body kit... I’m sorry but you bought the wrong car my friend

[@inPrincipleGames]

@@swankgodd3647 to each their own. :)

[@BlueBomberTurbo]

@@swankgodd3647 Remember that the Elise is crazy lightweight, and designed from the ground up as a sports car. Unlike the Celica with Corolla underpinnings.

[@swankgodd3647]

Christian Fiore between the celica and the Elise were talking 500 pounds. At the most. Gut a celica and you have the same weight. Same motor. At the end of the day the Elise and the celica are the same.. it’s just a body kit😂 maybe it handles better sure; maybe it is more sturdy and built more streamline. But doesn’t change the fact it’s the same car

[@SONAR016]

Friend of mine got 2000 Celica 1.8vvt-i 140bhp, 6 speed manual.. what a great build little fast thing! He got it for 350€, needed front brake pads, 4 spark plugs, oil and filters! Everything else was stunning, clicking and working like Swiss watch! We drove that Celica through the whole europe during holidays and the following car for the trip (Opel Meriva 1.3cdti) (Italian jtd-M engine) had a alternator failure half the trip. We had to stop every 10miles and exchanging battery’s between the Celica and the Meriva. Day and night! The Toyota never broke down, simple 2 door small car but so well built!

[@y.bowcat7782]

on a serious note, my mom owns one of these with about 200k on it. while the 2zz isn't bulletproof, if you use premium gas, take care of your routine maintenance, and maybe do the mods to prevent the oil problems, these cars are extremely economical and reliable and are great if you want to get into a sports car for under 3000 bucks

[@abbieurick1182]

The only problem I’ve had with my almost 200,000 mile 2001 celica is the 20 year old clutch giving out. Other than that and replacing some original parts. I love my car and probably will never give it up!

[@asdfghjqwertyu1858]

"Why Toyota Celica's are crap" HUH?

[@SlapStyleAnims]

DSTY lol your picture is a money pit

[@gregpavitt309]

Only these years... Says Scotty

[@oii3211]

SlapStyle Anims bet he doesn’t even own a bmw

[@SlapStyleAnims]

Najila Saudi Arabia I was joking about his profile picture being the logo for it

[@JaguarKing1]

@@SlapStyleAnims if you cant take care of a german car then stfu

[@KingJamesIX]

So glad I got one with the 1ZZ-FE.

[@letdalordbewithyou5665]

King JamesIX i have the gt as well and a lot of people with the gt including myself have an oil consumption problem 😪 great car aside from that

[@abuelb]

Nah, should've gotten the 2zz. My 02 gts original engine now has 383k miles and still hits lift hard no proplem.

[@KingJamesIX]

@@letdalordbewithyou5665 Yeah mine eats a little oil but it's not a big enough issue pushing 225k miles and still running strong. Evap emissions system is throwing a code and I'm gonna be replacing the catalytic converter very soon but other than that it seems bulletproof.

[@Nippernator]

The problems explained in this video were with the models up to 2002, Toyota then revised the design and dropped the rpm limiter and switched the point at which lift kicks in. They also revised the engine oil delivery system meaning that there were no oil starving issues. Proof of this is how many celicas have survived until today. Mine for example is an 03 with 167k miles on it. Original engine and only minor maintenance over the 6 years I've owned it. I admit I don't use the cheapest fuel but that's normal for anyone who respects their cars. Celicas were and still are bulletproof cars.

[@rruizproductions]

21 years and 171,000 miles. No problems. I’m a cruiser. Not a racer.

[@edmora7662]

You’re the Best of the Best Scottie.

[@edmora7662]

You must be a liberal

[@Toyota4Life]

This 2zz Motor is actually badass. The engine isn’t bad or the problem ... it’s the oil pan assembly design according to your explanation. I love this motor and this gen CELICA. They look great lowered with wheels.

[@c.j.rogers2422]

Is there an option to run them without wheels?

[@ZathrusGizmo123]

Toyota4Life The 1zz was the worst engine. Celica tuners have been searching out the 2zzge as a replacement. It just comes down to changing out the bad lift bolt and putting a baffled pan if doing a lot of cornering at high speed. GTS rule!

[@JoMonki]

When you're streaming Scotty's Latest Vid...in your 2000 GTS Celica. Shook. Sad. I'm doing life wrong.

[@takeahike2993]

Don't feel bad : I'm leasing a vehicle. You win. 👍🏻

[@discobiscuit6849]

Brought mine with one previous owner 99k on the clock. 8 years later, 163k still going strong. Best car i have ever owned period!

[@emanuelmoreta5472]

Impressive

[@sieve5]

Scotty is smart he knows which engines are good.

[@FrankypankyV8]

That 2zz engine is not that bad. It's the oilpump which cannot hold up. Get an oilpump with a much higher capacity and the problem is SOLVED. The rest of this Celica is rather bulletproof. I would buy one for the right price!

[@thetechloop65]

I love most of Scotty's videos, but he ran out of ideas or something with this one. Even the GT-S engine is fine with a couple tweaks, and the one in the GT is basically bulletproof. Knew a few people who drive crazy and their GT-S engines lasted 270-300,000 miles each.

[@alevandet5377]

Which GT-S model would be the best to get from (2000-2005)

[@emanuelmoreta5472]

What could be the right price for a 2001 Celica GT-S?

[@richsweeney1115]

And oil pan....

[@williamjenkins4061]

My dad has one in the backyard sitting for a while and I’m gonna learn with that car 😂

[@LouPicardo]

I love that car's body style...

[@CallMeJAR1]

Hopefully it does not go Boom like what Scotty said.

[@vortex1628]

Well people dont know how to take care of their car? I have this car, im 17, and it has 270k miles and works perfectly fine, original engine

[@shellykennedy5427]

I had a friend who went out bought one of those Taurus SHO’s brand new. He finally sold it after putting three engines on it. Another friend that had a Ford contour, 1997 I believe, and he had the same problem. He would turn a corner sharply and blow the engine.

[@nicholaslawrence9773]

Now I'm stressed. Was told to buy Celica, bought it and invested in it, now it's crap. Streeeesssssed

[@Eman1900O]

N3K X8 why do you worship Scotty? He isn’t God. He doesn’t even drive the Celica anymore

[@nov3019892008]

@@Eman1900O hes driven it 5 miles in the last 18 months but in most of his videos hes working under the bonnet, if it needs that much work for such low mileage usage per year it aint reliable

[@joelspivak6622]

Traditionalist He is God! Holy of Holiest! Pastor of the Kilmer Church of the 94 Celica's!

[@hippopotamus86]

It's fine, scotty is running out of video ideas. They're as reliable as any other Toyota.

[@garethbattersby]

I'm on my second 7 gen Celica at the moment, the reason I'm on a 2nd? Because the first one was so good. I had a 2000 VVTI model (the 140bhp without the lift) it was fast enough for the roads and handled fantastically and on country roads could easily keep up with more powerful stuff thanks to the cornering. The only reason I let it go was it was on 186k miles and I found a one owner 2004 model with little to no miles on it going cheap. My local mechanic actually bought my old celica from me once he heard I had a new one. My tip to you is go take a look at a few, don't touch anything that's had engine mods, because any ape could have fitted them, and go for a VVTI model, cheaper to insure, run and maintain because it doesn't have the complicated lift system. And try and go for a facelift 2002 or newer, they did a lot of improvements to the engine, fixing a lot of the stuff mentioned in this video. Lastly enjoy your celica when you get one

[@sanchezs7614]

Scotty's Celica: Why were you inside that other Celica? You promised you weren't going to be inside her!

[@japraptcars5338]

This engine is a favourite of mine, my cousin has it in his Corolla T-Sport and it's great fun when lift kicks in! It has done about 130k miles and no engine problems whatsoever this far :)

[@hanssolo4695]

2ZZ revs up quicker than the 2JZ and it screams like a fighter jet.

[@DerreckSequeira]

my 2003 celica has 202,000 miles (8th owner). Got the intake manifold gasket, oil pan gasket, and chain tensioner replaced. Otherwise it drives great though it starts rougher after its been warmed up. Honestly not a bad car at all and it looks almost brand new besides the paint and front bumper. Even the sunroof works!

[@Naive_707]

my brother has one with 285,000 miles just replaced the clutch runs very well

[@JC-lw4pp]

I thought you were going to talk about your Celica 😂 I thought you were out of your mind

[@owentessier-morse6922]

My 2000 celica gts has 160000 miles and runs fine

[@lemonflavorclorox7389]

Dont rev hard.. else 2:48

[@supfoo9221]

@@lemonflavorclorox7389 "POOOOH"

[@owentessier-morse6922]

@@lemonflavorclorox7389 I dont rev past redline and for the most part I treat the car nice and keep it in good shape

[@scubagib6438]

Mines is doing great too. I'm at 210K with my GTS. No engine replacement or rebuild. Nothing beyond typical maintenance.

[@hexdecimal9210]

2000 models are just so ugly

[@BrownBoyCanadian]

When the sponsorship ends from Toyota Toyota: we are the best you can’t damage our rep Scotty : hold my beer

[@BlueBomberTurbo]

I have a friend that's also a mechanic. Worked for Toyota and many other places (dealerships and independent shops). He also agrees that Toyotas are the best built cars. Especially for working on, as they make an effort to make everything accessible. From my time owning and working on my own Toyotas and other brands, I can easily agree.

[@victorsingh878]

good advice

[@kekrikekkuli3359]

Try this if your celica acceleration is poor: Drive few miles to warm engine and cat and keep rpm about 4000. Stop engine and wait 5 min. Tape vacuum cleaner hose to exhaust pipe make sure there is no leaks and run vacuum cleaner about 15 minutes. Then check engine bay there is every hose in place where should be.