Used 2001 Toyota MR2 Spyder Consumer Reviews
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Toyota MR2 Spyder
Toyota quality is in this vehicle, it has held up remarkably well over the last 5+ years. I've only had some minor problems that were easily fixed.
Good as it gets
This is my second MR2. I owned a mkI and had to sell it because my wife said I needed a grown up cars to move my kids around in. Now they have their own rides and I'm back where I belong. This is the most fun you can have with your clothes on and I'm not giving this one up! Sure, there's no trunk. Big deal! I couldn't find a trunk large enough to carry the grin I wear when I'm driving this car. Think of it as a motorcycle with doors and if that's what you are after the Spyder is your car.
- Base ConvertibleMSRP: $8,988344 mi away
- Base ConvertibleMSRP: $9,800403 mi away
- Base ConvertibleMSRP: $13,683441 mi away
Just bought it today
I've had it for 6 hours. Though it's still early to rate everything, what a spectacular and fun car. I'm trading down on horsepower, cargo space, and creature comforts and have no regrets. The performance of this little economic engine is surprisingly peppy.
MR2 Roadster / Spyder
The car lives up to its promises. More fun to drive than my 911 C4 and a lot less expensive to run!
Life is Good
Purchased a 2001 Red/black Spyder in the summer of 2003. It's not for everyone, but if you're single with no kids, this is the car for you. It handles flawlessly, can be parked anywhere, and leaves every other car in the dust. I used to travel by plane, but now I refuse to fly anywhere within a 3-state radius. The only problem I have encountered is excessive tire wear - and I'm not sure I can blame the car for that. I'm embarrased to admit I smile everytime I see my car. Just to balance my glowing review: my brother is 6'2" and refuses to drive my car anywhere. He thinks it is terribly uncomfortable, totally impractical, and hates the non-stop attention it receives. To each his/her own.