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Toyota Celica Bumper Cover is proudly mounted on a sports coupe that has gained fans since 1973. Toyota designed Celica to be a car with good handling, dependable power, and an attractive appearance at a low cost. The Celica has a lightweight chassis, and the 1.6 to 2.2 liter engines are responsive and have precision steering that provides the Celica with confident acceleration and cornering with the ability to sip fuel. Safety was another significant concern at Toyota, and the company added sturdier bumpers in 1975 and kept improving the suspension components to ensure that the coupe remains calm on long commutes or on a curvy road. Owners of generations commend Toyota build quality that continues to have many of its original cars on the road long after decades with little trouble. That tradition of hardiness is directly connected with the Bumper Cover, which covers the nose or tail. This molded plastic shell protects metal impact beams from chips, scratches, and low speed knocks. The sculpted lines of the shell smooth airflow to radiators and brakes, and the Celica slides through air gracefully. The Bumper Cover is a good fit with the provision of the mount points for the fog lamps, the grille inserts, and the parking sensors, which allows the owners of the vehicle to upgrade the appearance without cutting the sheet metal. In case of damage, installation of a new Bumper Cover will restore factory fit and maintain durability due to the fact that paint matches and gaps remain tight. Installation requires unbolting the old unit, positioning the new panel, attaching clips, reconnecting the lights, and ensuring even spacing for a secure installation.