1991 - Toyota Mr2 on 2040-cars
Silver Lake, New York, United States
1991 Toyota MR2. this car is a new classic. a mid-engine, rear wheel drive. economical, sports car. absolutely beautiful style and well taken care of. this car is my baby and the man i bought it from put the same care into it. i get obvious looks and questions about it every single day. nothing feels like this car...its wild. due to me traveling more for work however, im selling "my baby" to give it a good home...somewhere it will get attention and care instead of sitting for months on end. feel free to ask me any questions about this beautiful vehicle. DETAILS: Adult driven (im 31) NEW rear tires. (front are in great condition) NEW rotors NEW brakes NEW alternator NEW battery NEW headlights NEW-ish wiper blades automatic transmission power locks power windows cruise control air conditioning POP UP LIGHTS sun roof rear wheel drive 2 door 2 seater the car has been lowered after market rims tinted rear lights (look black during the day but still bright red at night) LOTUS DESIGNED SPORT SUSPENSION cd/tape player spare tire i clean all my cars regularly inside and old (really i clean all my cars once a week every week) non smoking vehicle (i dont smoke and never let anyone else smoke in the car) NEVER RACED OR ABUSED daily driver (i drive a mile to work, then back...once a week i drive 15 miles to the burbs then back) ...
Toyota MR2 for Sale
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