Toyota MR2 (1990 - 2000) Owner Reviews
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- Bought: Used in December 2024
The most underatted sports car in history thats more than before head turning and nothing can compare apart from stuff...
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- Bought: Used in January 2020
The Toyota MR2 Mk2 (chassis code: SW20) is a great car to own and live with. It has been well...
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- Bought: Used in September 2018
I own 2 MR2's currently and have owned 2 others before these. This review is for my 1998 'S' plate...
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- Year/plate: 1996/N
- Bought: Used in February 2015
It's my hobby going to open day pubic circuits on weekends and It used to cost a fortune when I...
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- Year/plate: 1996/N
- Bought: Used in September 2014
For many years I have kept a 'project car' in my garage as I love to fettle and do all...
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- Year/plate: 1994/M
- Bought: Used in October 2003
I dont have kids so its always been capable of getting the weekly shopping in the larger than you...
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- Year/plate: 1990/G
- Bought: Used in February 2013
The fact that it's there, available whenever I need it, and I don't have to rely on anyone else for...
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- Year/plate: 1995/M
- Bought: Used in January 2013
The fact that I can get a set of wheels in the car without removing the passenger seat (bearing in...
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- Year/plate: 1994/L
- Bought: Used in March 2010
The boot is so much bigger than everyone expects, I managed to go to a festival and got tents,...
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- Year/plate: 1998/S
- Bought: Used in January 2011
Boot is decent size for size of vehicle. By now means huge but can hold a few bags.
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