Toyota MR2 Turbo Performance PartsContact Us
Welcome
MR2 Parts Information
Shops and Tuners
Cars For Sale
About the MK2/MKII
3S-GTE/3SGTE Engine Swap
How To Replace Belts In MR2
Things That Typically Go Wrong in MR2's
Contact Us For Parts!


MR2 FAQ - Update!

MR2 Model Details
Options
Engine Specs
Turbo
Intercooler
Boost Control
Boost Monitoring
Intake
Exhaust
Gauges
Oxygen Sensor
Water Thermostat
Transmission
Manual Shifter
Shifter Boot
Clutch
Ignition System
Alternator
Fuel System
Stereo
Car Alarm
Hoses
Suspension
Wheels/Lug Nuts/Bolt Pattern
Tires/Tire Pressure
 

MkII

2.2.2  MkII

     The second generation MR2 is somewhat larger (94.5 in

     wheelbase), with a more graceful body shape.  The MkII is

     also heavier, but does offer larger powerplants than the MkI

     car (135 hp and 200 hp) The MkII MR2 is often said to be

     reminiscent of the ill fated Pontiac GT.  Some prefer to

     think of its resemblance to the Ferrari 348tb.  Production

     has ceased for the US market, with 1995 being the last year. 

     The MR2 is still carried in other markets such as Japan and

     Australiawill be available in some other parts of the

     world, including Japan, but, if you didn't catch the previous

     sentence, not the US.  Japanese MR2 Turbo cars produce 245 HP.

 

Table of contents

Browse By Topic:



Toyota MR2 Turbo
» MR2 Performance Parts » Site Map

MENU

Welcome MR2 Parts Information Shops and Tuners Cars For Sale About the MK2/MKII
3S-GTE/3SGTE Engine Swap How To Replace Belts In MR2 Things That Typically Go Wrong in MR2's
Contact Us For Parts!

MR2 FAQ - Update!

MR2 Model Details Options Engine Specs Turbo Intercooler Boost Control Boost Monitoring Intake
Exhaust Gauges Oxygen Sensor Water Thermostat Transmission Manual Shifter Shifter Boot Clutch
Ignition System Alternator Fuel System Stereo Car Alarm Hoses Suspension
Wheels/Lug Nuts/Bolt Pattern Tires/Tire Pressure

Our Partners

Saturn Sky Redline

Toyota-MR2-Turbo-Performance-Parts.com is independently operated by Erik Brown and is
in no way affiliated with Toyota Motor Company or its subsidiaries.