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Toyota MR2


The MR2

The Original Snap Oversteer King, the MR2 is famed among car enthusiasts over its handling and great power to weight ratio (in the turbo model). A light, T-top sports car has never gone wrong amongst the people and when you add a turbo into the mix, everything becomes much more fun.


With a solid 165 KW and 304N-M of Torque, there is no doubt the MR2 can send it well. Given the MR2's adequate amount of aftermarket support and the large fanbase the car has created, it is definitely an old car that will last a long time especially made possible through Toyota's bulletproof engines and undying engineering. The flip lights and rear make this car one of the most stylish RR layout cars we have ever seen touch the globe where the front flips create iconic statements and the rear gives competitors something to look at while the MR2 gaps you on the straights and overtakes you in the bends. 


The car is very versatile, able to become a stanced out show car with deep dish rims and insane camber amounts or a rock solid race-car, featuring insane engine swaps, suspension and transmission upgrades to say the least. The fact of the matter remains that the MR2 is one of the people's favourite cars, whether it be to roast due to it's snap-oversteer tendencies or to preach and admire thanks to it's technical prowess.


Author:
Jarrod Tran

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