Used 1995 Toyota Tercel Consumer Reviews
Used Tercel for sale
well earned reputation for reliability
Jason L., 06/30/2005
1995 Toyota Tercel 2dr Coupe
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I bought my tercel a year and a half ago and have had no problems with it other than the suspension since I use it for pizza delivery and go in and out of driveways all day. I have put 35000 miles on the car, nearly all stop and go and the car runs fine. I fully expect this car to make it to 250k miles. The car performs well for having such a small engine, and the automatic transmission is very smooth. I have made deliveries in this car when there was several inches of snow on the roads (on several occasions) and not gotten stuck.
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bosshossinator, 08/23/2005
1995 Toyota Tercel DX 4dr Sedan
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Tercel is a beast. I have 272,000+ miles in this machine and its still a hoss. Definitely never gonna die.
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Sarah, 07/24/2002
1995 Toyota Tercel 2dr Coupe
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This was the perfect car for me to commute back and forth to the University about 30 miles from my house in. Great gas mileage. Seated 5 comfortably--whether I carried siblings or friends. Large trunk space.
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jackson, 01/23/2003
1995 Toyota Tercel 2dr Coupe
0 of 1 people found this review helpful
The pick up in slow when coming from a stop position to start, but once you get in gear, it moves. It shifts smoothly and it is not necessary to come to a complete stop to do so. I have found however, that as you reduce your speed from around 55 or higher, there seems to be some shimming or slight bumping motion in the front of the car.
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JACKSON, 01/23/2003
1995 Toyota Tercel 2dr Coupe
0 of 1 people found this review helpful
The pick up in slow when coming from a stop position to start, but once you get in gear, it moves. It shifts smoothly and it is not necessary to come to a complete stop to do so. I have found however, that as you reduce your speed from around 55 or higher, there seems to be some shimming or slight bumping motion in the front of the car.