This 1994 Toyota MR2 is a sorted, reliable mid-engine sports car showing 137,000 chassis miles. Originally a naturally ...

Chalk this 1996 Toyota MR2 up as something you definitely don't see very often, if at all. Sure, you're well acquainted with the second iteration of Toyota's mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive MR2 with it's ...

According to the rumor mill, Toyota is actively researching the option of returning some of its beloved yet retired nameplates back to life. And the usual suspects always include the little MR2, of ...

This 1997 JDM Toyota MR2 Turbo with 86,137 miles is a rare, RHD hardtop imported from Japan—perfect for enthusiasts seeking an OEM+ built sports car in Nevada.

Seven overlooked JDM coupes — from the Toyota Levin to the Honda Prelude Type S — built on proven engines that routinely surpass 200,000 miles.

Human nature is entirely surprising, and one should never discard someone for being stereotypical. Naturally, that is also valid across the traditionally imaginative field of automotive virtual art.

Have you ever stopped to think about the amount of money you've managed to sink into your project car (or cars)? Most tend to shy away from the very thought for fear they might actually come up with a ...

With one eye (or maybe both) on the American market, Toyota opted to launch its second-generation MR2 as a bigger, more comfortable, more practical two-seater for 1989. While this upset many purists - ...

It's a wonder really that eighties-era Toyota deigned to build the original MR2 in the first place. At launch the Honda CR-X and the long-forgotten Nissan EXA were contemporaries - built along the ...