2000 Toyota Mr2 Spyder Base Convertible 2-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Dracut, Massachusetts, United States
This is a RARE find! 2000 Toyota MR2 with under 13K ORIGINAL MILES!!!!!!! first owner lived in Hawaii and barely broke it in before I purchased it last year. I had it as a second car and only ended up driving it about 1500 miles in that time. Interior is in showroom condition, Exterior has a few minor cosmetic defects. Car has never seen snow and has absolutely NO RUST! Top is also in great condition free from leaks and tears. I have replaced the floors mats with new OEM Toyota MR2 carpet mats. And it just passed Massachusetts state inspection with no issues.
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