1992 Toyota MR2 consumer reviews

This car is spectacular for the enthusiast who wants raw handling and no gimmicks experience on a midship platform. Toyota reliability and smooth modern lines keep the car timeless and despite earning it's "poor man's Ferrari" the design came before the infamous and equally as cool Ferrari F355. A negative stigma of the snap oversteer is prevalent on any mid-ship car and quite frankly, this is no exception. It is why the car is known as the widowmaker in foreign countries. Overall, the car has everything you'd need from a car, sans the high end price tag. A/C, heat , power steering, ABS, power windows/ locks, cruise control, a premium sound system (if optioned, out) factory alarm and window etching covers nearly everything a modern car does but without the baggage. Small and nibble, that's the name of the game here. This car yearns for twisty back roads and if given the chance, show its true performance.

I've had this car since it has fewer than 150 miles in 1992, and it now has 185,000 in 2007. No problems, very reliable, surprisingly practical, continues to get good mpg (averages 30) I hope it runs forever.