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Should you buy a USED Toyota MR2?

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First reported by ReDriven · 2 August at 6:00 pm

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ReDriven·Motoring press·2 August at 6:00 pm

Should you buy a USED Toyota MR2?

The Toyota MR2 AW11 is an 80s icon that's every bit as fun as its reputation suggests, but is it worth owning as a daily classic today? We get behind the wheel and dig into the driving experience,…

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The quick read

  • The Toyota MR2 AW11 is an 80s icon that's fun to drive
  • Its daily classic potential is being considered
  • The driving experience is being reviewed
  • Its worth as a daily classic is being evaluated

For dealers: Australian dealers should consider the appeal of classic Toyotas like the MR2 to potential customers

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The Toyota MR2 AW11's fun driving experience could attract enthusiasts to showrooms

Classic Appeal

Its 80s icon status may boost interest in other classic models from Toyota

The MR2's daily classic potential could lead to increased sales of similar models

Competitor Response

Other manufacturers may respond by promoting their own classic models

The review of the MR2's driving experience highlights the importance of test drives in the sales process

Sales Strategy

Dealers could offer test drives of classic models like the MR2 to attract potential customers and increase sales

This week, dealers could promote the MR2 and other classic Toyotas on social media to gauge customer interest and drive showroom traffic