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10/17/18 3:43 p.m.


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Conventional wisdom insists that Japan’s first mid-engined sports car was heavily designed by Lotus. However, conventional wisdom really isn’t always right.

Sure, it’s easy to see how the Toyota MR2 could be a clandestine …

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pushrod36
pushrod36 Reader
11/27/18 7:26 a.m.

These cars are a lot of fun.  I recently got an '85 model back on the road for a friend. 

There are a lot of NLA parts anymore.  Some parts that challenged us were the wiring harness clips crumbling apart, and an ignition module that we had to adapt from a celica application.

Either of us were of the opinion that if you like a miata, but don't like convertibles, this is likely the car for you!

RacerJ
RacerJ New Reader
3/2/21 2:08 p.m.

Funny the comparison of the Miata to the MR2.  I actually have not driven this generation MR2.  But I have driven a number of the MR2 Spyders and Miatas.  Hands down I find the MR2 Spyder to be the better feeling sports car over the Miata.  I know the "masses" love the Miata.  But then they also loved the MGB - and I've always liked Alpines and Tigers better.  So what do I know?

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