1991 Toyota Mr2 Stunning 47k Miles 2 Door Coupe Rare!! Estate Vehicle on 2040-cars
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
1991 Toyota MR-2 PRISTINE CONDITION ESTATE CAR/ ELDERLY LADY OWNED APPRAISED AT JUST UNDER $10,000 NEVER WRECKED / CLEAN HISTORY ONLY 47K MILES!!!! The Toyota MR2 was completely ahead of its time in aesthetics and handling. With the mid-engine, rear wheel drive drivetrain you are purchasing a vehicle that is second to none in its class. The only complaint one might have is that this vehicle is under-powered by todays standards. But every time I have driven this car, I have stepped out with the biggest smile on face... Ask my co-workers!! SHORT BIO: This vehicle has been owned by the same person since March of 2001. Since that time only 5000 miles have been put on the vehicle. She was very elderly and took excellent care of it, making sure that it was serviced regularly and driven so that everything continued to function properly. This vehicle was signed over in a living trust, which makes it extremely easy for the new owner to title. Title is CLEAN & CLEAR! MECHANICAL: Mechanically this car is amazing. It runs like a dream. The car was given another full tune-up in Indianapolis, IN after the owner put it in her living will. There are NO known mechanical defects, as everything was checked over by the local mechanic. INTERIOR: Interior is excellent. There is the factory Toyota AM-FM, cassette player. The dash is
excellent condition. No cuts or mods for a radio. All gauges work accurately. Inside the trunk is a car cover that was used most of it life. Under the front hood is the spare tire along with the original tool kit that came with the vehicle. Seats are excellent..though there is very small hole on the passenger side seat. Other than that the interior is virtually FLAWLESS. No rips or tears. Carpet is
excellent. All options function as they should. Interior dome light and rear license plate lights work. A/C is ice cold, heater is hot. Rear
defroster works fine.
EXTERIOR: Body is in excellent shape and has ZERO rust. All the body panels are original with the VIN visible. The only thing that is not original is the paint. These classic red cars tend to fade substantially in any amount of sunlight, so the owner had it repainted with the OEM red. I have only spotted one very small chip in the passenger side door and it is probably about 20mm wide. VERY Small. Wheels are really good shape. There are no signs of curb rash and no bends. The two tires in the rear look almost brand new, while the front tires do have some wear. Sunroof works great and is removable. All lighting functions properly. Car is currently being driven short distances to work. The car is located in Indianapolis,
Indiana. I will assist with transport arrangements. Car is also for sale locally which gives me the right to terminate this auction if it is sold prematurely. Because this is a used vehicle, I offer no warranties. Cash upon pickup is expected. Wire-transfer will be accepted if vehicle is shipped. Scams are not welcome and buyer MUST contact me before purchase. This will let me know who is a serious buyer. We can discuss shipping/pickup and any other questions about the vehicle at that time. CALL NICK- 317-966-4010
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