Toyota Celica can catch on fire all by itself!
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I don't know about you but I have experienced it myself as well. I used to own a Toyota Chaser in Japan and that caught fire as well. It was bone stock and I bought it second hand to drive around on the weekends. While on the other hand, I had friends later caughting fire on their Treuno AE86, Levin AE111 and etc.
That is something about Toyota we call it the "Self-Destructive Feature". Probably comes standard in all cars, kills itself after a certain time span just in case you don't want to send it to the wreckers yourself. And that is enough to ultimately put me to never ever to buy any Toyotas again.
That is something about Toyota we call it the "Self-Destructive Feature". Probably comes standard in all cars, kills itself after a certain time span just in case you don't want to send it to the wreckers yourself. And that is enough to ultimately put me to never ever to buy any Toyotas again.
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