1991 Toyota Mr2 Turbo Coupe 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Victor, New York, United States
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1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo/T-top in excellent condition with a very low 63,521 miles. Triple black with the desired turbo engine and T-top features. The car has spent all of its life in the southern/mid-west region and was recently delivered from Green's Toyota in Lexington, Kentucky. Exterior is in very good condition with no dents or dings. Still sporting its original tuxedo black paint, the finish has little or no fading, any imperfections are limited to a small number of minor stone marks that are too small to appear in the photographs. The interior has been perfectly preserved with no rips, tears or cracks. All the gauges, switches, lights and dials are fully operational -- the LCD clock keeps perfect time. A Greedy-brand boost gauge has been added along with an updated JVC am/fm/cd quadraphonic stereo system, otherwise the interior is in original, unmarked condition. This MR2 also comes equipped with a 5-speed manual transmission, power windows & door locks, power mirrors and fully charged A/C. The car has recently had its 60,000 mile service including the installation of new timing belt and alternator along with a full tune up. It runs, drives and handles just the way it is supposed to with no issues. Yokohama performance tires are in great shape with more than 70% tread remaining. Original owners manual and service receipts are included. The 2nd generation MR2 is capable of delivering close to super-car performance with styling inspired by the Ferrari 355. Following its introduction in 1991, the MR2 quickly became nicknamed ''the baby Ferrari'' by Road & Track Magazine. Toyota engineers equipped the car with solid performance and gave it very exotic looks that always turn heads on the street. The 2-liter turbo develops 200 horsepower, 200 foot-pounds of torque and 0-to-60 times of less than 6 seconds, while delivering gas mileage between 17 - 29 mpg. If you have always wanted a 2nd generation MR2, it would be very, very difficult to locate one as nice as this. These cars were only produced for the American market for a few years and pristine examples such as this are almost impossible to find .. they are quickly becoming a collector classic that is appreciating in value. Car is sold as is where is with no warranties express or implied. Winning bidder to provide $1,000 deposit via PayPal within 48 hours of auction close, full balance of payments within 7 days of auction close. Buyer is responsible for all shipping arrangements and costs. Seller will make the car available for pick up in Victor, NY or anywhere within 20 miles of that location AFTER all payments are received and purchase funds are confirmed.
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