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Toyota MR2 Spyder Questions

fjt1954
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Anyone Have Electric Window Issues. My Passenger Side Just Stopped

My passenger side window suddenly stopped working anyone have exoerience with this. Friend says probably switch but access to it is going to be interesting in center console. Radio antennae does not w...

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abasney1935
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I Am In Florida. Where Is There A Mr2 Owners Club? Cabasney@gmail.com

I live in Stuart and would like to meet other owners of the Toyota mr2 spyder group

28 views with 3 answers (last answer about a month ago)
Debbie Brown
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Switching Out The Off Market Steering Wheel

I just purchased a 2002 MR2 Spyder. Some one took the steering Wheel off and put a after market one on. Of course, it has no air bag or horn besides being harder to drive. Has anyone worked on the ste...

74 views with 4 answers (last answer 3 months ago)
TKK
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I Have Contacted A Private Owner Three Times And Am Highly Interested In He...

Vehichle has transmission issues and I have priced havign it shipped to TN from FL. Not sure if this person even has the car, check message, do I just give up?

29 views with 1 answer (last answer 5 months ago)
JDtoy
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Smt Caution Before Engine Removal.

Before engine removal, repair manual says about smt transaxle: "SMT: REDUCE ACCUMLATOR PRESSURE (See page DI–3)". But page DI-3 is missing. Who can help?

112 views with 3 answers (last answer 5 months ago)

About the Toyota MR2 Spyder

The Toyota MR2 Spyder was introduced in 2000, as an incarnation of the MR2, which was discontinued in 1995. The Spyder had striking looks and with its lightweight body, mid-mounted engine, and rear-wheel drive, the Spyder was a favorite among those who love to drive.

The MR2 Spyder resembles the Porche Boxter that was released a few years earlier. Though named the MR-S in Japan, Toyota thought that in America drivers would not buy a car named "Mrs.," so they changed the S to the "Spyder" designation.

The MR2 Spyder is popular for racing, with most racers swapping out the engine for a more powerful version. There are also turbo-charged Spyders on the racing circuit.

The MR2, along with the Celica, was discontinued in 2005 due to slow sales and increased competition.