2001 Toyota Mr2 Spyder Base Convertible 2-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Wilmette, Illinois, United States
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For sale is my beautiful 2001 mr2 Spyder. 53,000 miles. White with tan interior. The car is mint. Not a mark on the exterior and the interior is in fantastic shape also. The top is in perfect shape. Everything works perfectly. Brakes, clutch, tires, trans, etc in perfect shape. There is nothing she needs. I bought the car in Nov, 2013 and put maybe 100 miles on it before winter hit and she went into storage. It's a blast to drive. Like a slot car, hugs the road like no other small car can. Best thing is it gets abt 33 MPG! I am forced to sell it due to some very expensive home repairs that are needed, including a new furnace and a/c unit. I barely used the car at all. It is in almost perfect shape. No dinks, scratches, dents etc on the exterior. No rips, tears, cracks on the interior. Tires r new. Needs nothing. Perfect for the upcoming summer weather. My loss is your gain. I doubt u will find a nicer Spyder out there. White tan combo is rarely seen. Any questions, feel free to contact me. If u have a fair offer, I will entertain those too. Check my feedback, it is excellent. If u r looking for a showroom looking Spyder, this is for u. I am the second owner of the car. The original owner traded it in to a dealership and I bought it from them. Thanks. Good luck!
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