Image credits
Image credits
Who made the pictures on this site and under which licence.
| Image | Author / source | Licence |
|---|---|---|
| 1st generation (page and tile): 1970 Toyota Celica coupé (TA22) at the Toyota Automobile Museum in Japan | “1970 Toyota Celica (TA22) Coupe.jpg” by Coolalabright, via Wikimedia Commons | CC BY 4.0. Shown as published, only resized. |
| 2nd generation (page and tile): 1980 Toyota Celica ST beside a preserved F9F Panther jet in Argentina | “F9F Panther & Toyota Celica ST 1980 - BugWarp 01.jpg” by BugWarp, via Wikimedia Commons | CC BY 4.0. Shown as published, only resized. |
| 3rd generation (page and tile): 1982 Toyota Celica 2.0 XT liftback | “1982 Toyota Celica 2.0 XT (side).jpg” by Fiver, der Hellseher, via Wikimedia Commons | CC BY-SA 4.0. Shown as published, only resized. |
| 4th generation (page and tile): Fourth-generation Toyota Celica SX liftback (ST162) | “1985 Toyota Celica (ST162) SX liftback (25323887334).jpg” by Jeremy from Sydney, Australia, via Wikimedia Commons | CC BY 2.0. Shown as published, only resized. |
| 5th generation (page and tile): 1991 Toyota Celica GT coupé (US) | “90-91 Toyota Celica GT coupe front view.jpg” by MercurySable99, via Wikimedia Commons | CC BY-SA 4.0. Shown as published, only resized. |
| 6th generation (page and tile): Sixth-generation Toyota Celica | “MG 4464 (51843404287).jpg” by Guyon from Richmond, VA, United States of America, via Wikimedia Commons | CC BY 2.0. Shown as published, only resized. |
| 7th generation (page and tile): Seventh-generation Toyota Celica (T230) | “Toyota Celica 2001 (14598100414).jpg” by order_242 from Chile, via Wikimedia Commons | CC BY-SA 2.0. Shown as published, only resized. |
| Engines and gearboxes: Engine bay of a Celica GT-Four (ST205) with the 3S-GTE turbo engine | “3S-GTE Gen3 ST205.jpg” by Toyo moe (German Wikipedia), via Wikimedia Commons | CC BY-SA 3.0. Shown as published, only resized. |
| Engines and gearboxes: Toyota 2ZZ-GE engine (1999), the engine of the 7th-generation SS-II | “1999 Toyota 2ZZ-GE Type engine left.jpg” by Morio, via Wikimedia Commons | CC BY-SA 3.0. Shown as published, only resized. |
| Home page header: Armin Schwarz and Klaus Wicha in the Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST165), Sanremo Rally 1990 | “Armin Schwarz Sanremo Rally 1990.jpg” by Carlom1961 (scan of the author's own slide), via Wikimedia Commons | CC BY 4.0. Cropped for the page header (wide and phone versions) and resized. |
| Liftback Legends logo (LL monogram) | Liftback Legends, made with an AI tool (Grok) | Illustration (AI), own use |
| Channel banner and preview image for sharing | Liftback Legends, made with an AI tool (Grok) | Illustration (AI), own use |
| Gen 7 Garage: engine bay under an inspection lamp | Liftback Legends, made with an AI tool (Grok) | Illustration (AI), own use |
| Buying guide: checklist on the bonnet | Liftback Legends, made with an AI tool (Grok) | Illustration (AI), own use |
| Home page icons: generations, garage, buying | Liftback Legends, made with an AI tool (Grok) | Illustration (AI), own use |
| Cover of the buyer's checklist (PDF) | Liftback Legends, made with an AI tool (Grok) | Illustration (AI), own use |
The car photos come from Wikimedia Commons. Each one is credited under the photo and here, with the author, the licence and a link to the original. We show the photos as they were published, only resized; the tiles show a smaller cut-out, and the home page header is cropped to fit. We choose photos without readable number plates of private cars. Toyota and Celica are trademarks of Toyota Motor Corporation; the badges and sponsor names you see belong to the photographed cars. We do not use the Toyota logo as our own graphic and we do not use Toyota press photos.