Toyota MR2 (2000 on) Reviews

Super litter sports car from toyota. As always toyotas are so reliable. Had a w reg mr2 for 2 years now and nothing has gone wrong. it has sailed through its mot's. i love driving this car. although it only cost me 4k it is a real head turner. my partner is a car trader and reccommended this car to me above the porsche boxster or audi tt and he ...  Read the complete review

In the words of the great Will Smith, `Man.. I gotta get me one of these!`. I`ve always wanted an MR2, even from the days of the old Mk1 but never thought I would get one. Then, as luck would have it, my old Rover gave up the ghost and my Girlfriend persuaded me to splash the cash and get the car of my dreams (with the added benefit that ...  Read the complete review

Many consider the new MR2 to be a cheap option alongside the Jaguar XK8, or the latest Porsche. Well it is in a way, yet the manufacturers should take this as a complement. £18,000 buys you a UK registered model at the moment, with imports driving the prices ever downwards. And this is money well spent in my opinion. Options, options, ...  Read the complete review

I've had my Roadster for nearly 6 months now and I still try and find any excuse to take it out. Being my first mid-engined car (although not my first rear wheel drive) you have to learn to drive again especially for corners and when it's wet. Styling is a mixture of MGF and Porsche Boxster given it a stylish and trendy ...  Read the complete review

Two words: Fan-tastic! haha My love affair with the MR2 dates back to last summer. My car then was an R-Reg Vauxhall Corsa Sport 1.6i 16v. It was nippy, 'decent' handling, and the looks weren't bad either. It was a Brocade Yellow colour - kinda like yellow in the day and green at night. I loved it but I had always wanted a ...  Read the complete review

Ok first off I bought this remarkable piece of equipment because I have the need... the need for speed. And handling, and comfort, and beauty. Not to mention how comfortable it is -- the armrests are actually useful! Imagine that, ergonomics, performance, and looks. What else do you need? Theres something about the cloth bucket seats in my model ...  Read the complete review

I am not a car fanatic. I don't drool over body curves and engnies. I want a reliable car, that's safe and for the right price offers something a little different. In chosing a car to buy, having no need for large space I decided to go for a sports car. I was looking to spend up to £20,000 althought I was hoping not to have to ...  Read the complete review

I bought my new style MR2 from Virgin in what was effectively a mail order transaction. It cost £16995 otr taxed for a year full of fuel 3 year warranty and it arrived at my door on the back of a lorry within 3 weeks of ordering it. It came with the optional hardtop and a/c. I had been looking around for about a year for something to ...  Read the complete review

The first question you should ask yourself when considering the New MR2 roadster is how much do I need to transport? If the answer is anything more than "a few bags of shopping" or "enough for a weekend away for one", then look in the listings under anything except "MR2". However if you can manage on such ...  Read the complete review

My wife's just taken delivery of one of these and I can hardly find a fault with it. Toyota have clearly been strongly influenced by the Porsche Boxster in the styling of the MR2, although from the rear the look is more Italian. The striking looks added to the relative scarcity at the momemt (only launched 3 or 4 months ago makes it ...  Read the complete review

The new MR2 apparently represents the first example of Japanese corporate disobedience. The designers wanted to update the MR2, the bosses said no, the designers did it anyway and presented the designs to the bosses, who very quickly changed their minds, and its not hard to see why. At under £19k, it represents a very stylish bargain ...  Read the complete review