1993 Toyota Mr2 Turbo - 5 Spd - Turquoise Pearl on 2040-cars
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1993 Toyota MR2 Turbo T-Top. 87,273 miles. Runs great. Turbo spools up nicely. No accidents.
Rare turquoise pearl color. 1993 is the only model year with this color. This car has been garage kept and it shows. The color is very rich. Must be seen in person. 5-speed transmission. Wheels, brakes and suspension are upgraded in the 1993 model, leading to safer and better handling than the 1991/92 models. Completely stock. Hard to find these cars in this condition. Includes original manuals, front license plate holder, headliner panels, t-top bags, and stereo. Black cloth interior. Gray headliner. Tinted windows. Air conditioner blows ice cold. Options include power steering, limited slip differential and fog lights. Issues: - One of the fan belts squeals occasionally. - CD player skips. May just need cleaning. - Very minor chips in paint on hood. |
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