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Fair point. Doesn't say much about the rest though.

I'm aware, but that doesn't mean too much when they can just keep the name. It's also no guarantee that the Celica, if they do make it, will be all-wheel drive. Or, if the all-wheel drive will make it to the American market.

Now that the Toyota brand flagship is to be released, will Toyota consider the return of a performance all-wheel platform? Perhaps revival of the Celica?