The 1990s were a good time for Toyota sports cars, as the Japanese automaker was making the Supra, MR2, and rally-bred Celica. While the Mazda Miata is the default option when it comes to compact ...

Best car ever, I mean who doesn’t want a Toyota mr2 coup with beautiful design and the best leather seat comfort in town. Once you get in that outstanding car, you’ll feel like you’re in the movie ...

Update: The car has been recovered and is now in storage at a friend’s house to throw thieves off the trail. The only damage was to the underside of the dashboard, which was forcibly pried back to ...

Man, we wish they didn't change the MR2. Back in the day when the Mark II Toyota MR2 came out, it was the hot shizzy. Replacing the squared-off look of the Mark I with the smooth lines of the boosted ...

In the last installment, we stuffed a big 1MZ-FE 3.0-liter Toyota V6 into our project '91 MR2 Turbo. We then installed a TRD Eaton-based blower kit and then bitch-slapped the V6 to 325 hp with the ...

The second-generation SW20 Toyota MR2 has a bit of a killer reputation, supposedly impossible to buy, difficult to own and more than a little challenging to drive. We linked up with the owner of a ...

This 1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo T-Top with 67,000 miles is an original-owner, garage-kept classic—perfect for enthusiasts seeking a low-mileage sports car in New York.

The only part of my 1991 Toyota MR2 in a sadder state than its poor, burned-out old turbo motor is the stereo. Since I bought the car in 2014, its head unit’s faceplate has been touch-and-go, losing ...

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Good morning! It’s Friday, the day when I can do whatever I want here. (Actually, who am I kidding? I can do whatever I want every day. This is the least-supervised gig of all time.) And what I choose ...