2002 Toyota Mr2 Spyder Base Convertible Low Miles Fun Sport Car Great Price Lqqk on 2040-cars
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2002 Toyota MR2 Spyder Convertible Leather AM/FM/CD/CASSETTE LOW MILES 61,246 miles Rear Mounted Engine This 2002 Toyota MR2 Spyder Convertible is up for sale! It has 61,246 miles. Comes equipped with am/fm/cassette/cd stereo. Also has a manual transmission which makes this convertible ALOT OF FUN to drive!! Try and find another MR2 with these low miles. The interior of the car has brown leather seats which is hard to find. You can tell from the pictures the types of blemishes the interior has from its age. The exterior of the Spyder is silver with a brownish tan top. Now the top isn't power, its manual, but it is very easy and quick to operate. The car does has some blemishes that have been touched up. For the age of the vehicle there are some slight scratches that were touched up. But it does not take away from the appeal of this sports car. There is a small dent on the hood as well. Please call or email with any questions and concerns. Chris 631-972-8804 |
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