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Accy cyclist

Accy cyclist

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Apparently the engine's in the boot!!:unsure:
 

wafter

I like steel bikes and I cannot lie..
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Oxford
Not paid attention for a while but pre-2004 (IIRC) models have a rep for ingesting the broken ceramic bits of the pre-cats into the engine, which kills them. £2k for an X-plate in an undesireable colour seems excessive.. they're known for rear subframes rotting out although at least it's bolt-on. Luggage space is very limited too..

Otherwise they're well-regarded as drivers' cars, good on fuel with typical Jap reliability and will probably appreciate.
 

Seevio

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South Glos
Rate this Toyota MR2 cabriolet please! It's been for sale for a week or so. It must be the colour that caught my eye!:becool: I stopped today to take these photos of the car.:okay:


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That clouding on the headlights is easily removable as I scratched some off with my thumbnail.

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Looks like it has a full leather interior.

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Before I saw this, I didn't realise that there could actually be a "wrong" shade of green.
 

wafter

I like steel bikes and I cannot lie..
Location
Oxford
Yes, I heard that on a video I watched about the car. I do like to hoard stuff in my Fiat 500, so a lack of storage space would be a problem. :unsure:

Indeed; I quite fancied one for while but I think it would have been too impractical. If you buy one I'd strongly advise going for a post-2004 / facelift example for the reasons in my previous post..

According to Parkers road tax is £335-345/yr as emissions are relatively high compared to modern stuff (and the probably dodgy associated test procedures).
 
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Accy cyclist

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Indeed; I quite fancied one for while but I think it would have been too impractical. If you buy one I'd strongly advise going for a post-2004 / facelift example for the reasons in my previous post..

According to Parkers road tax is £335-345/yr as emissions are relatively high compared to modern stuff (and the probably dodgy associated test procedures).

Mmm, I could live with the nearly 100 quid a year insurance rise🤔, but £340 'road tax' is 305 quid more than I pay now! :unsure:
 
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