1994 Toyota Mr 2 on 2040-cars
Clermont, Florida, United States
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https://plus.google.com/photos/104012400325618954568/albums/5968187289007258593 I am selling my 1994 Mr2. This is relist- I lowered the price. Was going to keep it,but my wife wants me to get rid of it. We need a bigger car. This is a very RARE car. This is a 1 of 625 made in the United States in 1994. If you know Mr2 you know in 1994 they changed the body slightly, new style tail lights, bumpers, etc. The car body is clean and completely stock. I am the third owner of the car, however the previously two owners lived in the same house about 20 miles from where I currently live. I have all maintenance records...see below
Does not include oil changes....I have that too but too much to list. There are some minor imperfections for a car of its age. There is a small crack on the dash from a radar being glued to it. There is a small tear on the drivers seat. There is a small rip on the drivers side opening on the floor carpet. This car is NOT JUNK. I tried my best to describe the car to best I could. Soon it will need a new timing belt in about 8000 miles. It also needs rear tires. Call or text 352-250-8129 or 352-989-5128. The car can be seen on Weekends or evening. PRICE is $5000 or Best Offers. PLEASE DO NOT WASTE MY TIME AND OFFER ME $2000. The parts are worth more than that. I can send more pictures of the car upon request. |
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The SE LTD combines the exterior bits and pieces that make the SE look sportier than other Camry models with the 2.5-liter, four-cylinder engine, electric motor and nickel metal hydride battery pack of the Camry Hybrid. That means the Hybrid SE offers up 200 combined system horsepower to the front wheels, and we'd expect it to be rated at the same 40 miles per gallon city and 38 highway of the Camry XLE Hybrid.
Only 5,000 units will be produced between February and June of 2014, with an asking price of $27,845, which is about $700 more expensive than the base Camry Hybrid LE or $2,620 less than the Hybrid XLE that Toyota says shares a similar level of equipment. Sounds like a fair shake to us. Scroll down below for the complete press release.
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