The new mid-engine sports car could have hybrid power, but the new 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine should pack plenty of punch on its own.

Toyota quit the mid-engined sports car fight nearly two decades ago, but its last offering provides an affordable blast in ...

The MR in the name of today's Nice Price or No Dice MR2 Spyder stands for 'Midship Runabout,' denoting its engine placement and spry driving behavior. Let's see if its seller has named a good price ...

This 2003 Toyota MR2 Spyder is a low-mileage, garage-kept example with just over 17,000 miles. Fully stock and in excellent condition, it runs like new with flawless paint and minimal interior wear. A ...

Reports indicate that Toyota is bringing back the MR2 nameplate, yet you can always buy an older iteration at any given time, like this 2003 open-top example that has just hit the auction block and is ...

You already know what Jonny thinks about convertibles. Remember VeilSide’s lowered, turbocharged, ICE’d-out yellow MR2 Spyder (June ’02)? Even that car took considerable time, horsepower, and ...

A new mid-engine sports car is in the works and it'll use a turbocharged 2.0-liter engine ...

When the third-generation MR2 Spyder was released in 2000, there was a strategic plan to reinvigorate interest among a demographic of buyers who had long given up on Toyota, which remained a dominant ...

There’s a lot to love about the third-generation Toyota MR2 Spyder. Its quirky looks, ultra-low curb weight, and mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout make it a fantastic little classic sports car to ...

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Girl #2, Galli, felt the MR2 Spider was a “complete chick car” And a young chick car, at that. “Come on, can you really see an old lady driving this thing? She’d look ridiculous. You almost need ...