2002 Toyota Mr2 Spyder Base Convertible 2-door 1.8l (2-owner 91k Miles) on 2040-cars
Danville, Indiana, United States
This is my extra fun car and it is truly fun to drive. I drive it only in fair weather (never in the winter) and only for pleasure. It is not and never has been my daily driver. I have always had it in the garage or storage. It has NEVER been driven in snow. I won’t even take it out if rain is forecast. The top is in perfect condition and easy to put up and down. I prefer to drive with the top down unless it is really hot and then I put the top up and run the ice cold AC. If it is a little chilly out the heater will make for a comfortable ride “top down”. This car is quick, handles crisply and has a secure road “feel”. The ride is sports-car stiff which is the price we pay for the tight handling. It has a 5-speed manual transmission which is smooth and easy to shift. I routinely get 30 mpg. I am the second owner but first owner was a woman (non-smoker) as well. Car is owned free and clear. Please feel free to contact Jennifer (317-679-2093 evenings) or Jack (317-679-1595 anytime) for more information or to answer any questions you may have. This is a very clean sports car with low mileage for its age. Lady driven (gently).
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Terms are: Sold as is, no warranty, cash, money order(s) or certified check only. No lien, I have title. Will deliver within 100 mile radius of Indianapolis, IN for $150 additional otherwise Buyer responsible for shipping/pickup. $500 deposit by money order within 72 hours of auction end. Balance due before shipping/pickup in money order(s), cashiers check, or cash. SPECIFICATIONS (Courtesy of MotorTrend Magazine. See link below) PERFORMANCE
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