1991 Toyota MR2

Sunroof | Pioneer Head Unit Radio | Rebuilt Engine and Transmission

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LOT #

23054538

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Make:
Model:
VIN:
JT2SW21M3M0002991
Lot Number:
23054538
Condition:
Used
Odometer:
164,000 miles
(Exempt / TMU)
Engine:
2.2L I4
Drive Type:
Transmission:
Automatic
Exterior Color:
Red
Interior Color:
Black
Vinyl Wrap:
Vehicle Location:
Florida
  • Red exterior
  • Black interior
  • Recently repainted red in 2021 no documentation
  • Current owner reports engine and transmission rebuilt in 2021 no documentation
  • Automatic transmission
  • Interior redone in 2021
  • Current owner reports cloth seats converted to leather seats
  • 2 keys included in sale
  • Car cover included in sale
  • Aftermarket stereo system with new speakers

Overview of 1991 Toyota MR2 For Sale by Owner

Without a doubt, Toyota, the Japanese automobile manufacturer, is the reigning mass-production manufacturer in the world. Their rise to success has been steady and never dull. While they have produced Corollas, Prius, and the like, they have also given staple material to the ultimate world tuners such as the AE86, Supra, Celica, and many more. One of these legendary cars is the Toyota MR2, a two-door mid-engine rear-wheel-driven sports car that is considered Toyota's best sports car ever. Its name means mid-ship run-about 2-seater. The MR2 was produced from 1984 until 2007 and has three generations under its belt. This 1991 second-generation Toyota MR2 is up for sale, features 164,000 miles on the odometer, and is ready for a new owner.

Exterior and Interior

The second generation Toyota MR2 was a car that was considered exotic by Toyota aficionados. It featured a sleek design angling low towards the front. The front fascia features a single-piece bumper/grille/air dam combo. Further enhancing its exoticness, its headlights are the pop-up type and sit flush with the hood when down. The sides feature brake vents to aid in cooling the rear brakes. The rear is host to an OEM three-piece spoiler and dual chrome exhaust tips. The car was reportedly painted red in 2021 but lacks documentation on it. It also sits on a set of Toyota OEM 5-spoke wheels painted in silver. The interior of this 1991 MR2 was originally done in black cloth for the seats; the seller reports that it was swapped with leather for better comfort when the interior was redone in 2021. Another upgrade is the aftermarket touchscreen Pioneer head unit and new speakers. The car also comes with cloth floor mats and a manually operated sunroof. The seller is also giving two sets of keys and a car cover.

Engine

Much of the MR2's success was its custom-tuned handling and engine. This 1991 Toyota MR2 sports a 2.2L naturally aspirated motor coupled with a 4-speed automatic transmission and produces 138hp of power. The engine and the transmission have reportedly been rebuilt in 2021 but lack the documentation to authenticate the same.

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Current Ask
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Current Ask
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