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The most underatted sports car in history thats more than before head turning and nothing can compare apart from stuff...
The Toyota MR2 Mk2 (chassis code: SW20) is a great car to own and live with. It has been well...
I own 2 MR2's currently and have owned 2 others before these. This review is for my 1998 'S' plate...
Good size boot for a real, mid-engined sports car (as opposed to the front-engined wannabe cars).
Loads of legroom, enough headroom and rear boot that you can actualy get you stuff in.
I have never owned a car with as much FPG (fun per gallon) as the 2. Remember dodgems and go-karts...
The car continues to put a smile on my face even after owning it for 21 years. It cost me...
I bought the Toyota mr2 as are placement for my MX5 which died on me. It's been a dream...
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