Toyota MR2

$98/mo. Buys An MR2

Did you know that $4,000 is all it takes to buy a decent MR2? And if you don't pay cash the payments can still be less than $98 per month*. It's an incredible deal - if you know how to find it.

Truth is there are plenty of affordable sports car out there, many costing less than the price of an average new car. Due to the constant introduction of new models and depreciation, there are more affordable sports cars out there now than ever before.

The selection is huge. In fact, there are way more older cars to choose from than new cars, from late-model cars (e.g. Nissan 350Z) to 20 year old cars (e.g. Mazda Miata.)

Don't wait for some day to buy the car of your dream. Start enjoying your automotive life now - without breaking the bank.

Case in Point: Toyota MR2

Three generations of this affordable mid-engine sports car (1984-2007) have earned Toyota legions of fans around the world.

In the U.S. market, Toyota offered the Mk I from 1985 through 1989 model years, the Mk II from 1991 through 1995, and the MR2 Spyder from 2000 through 2005.

The 2nd generation model was often referred to as the "Poor Man's Ferrari", such was its appeal and performance. All were performance bargains of their day, and continue to be sought after automobiles for their place in sports car history as some of the all-time best values.

Typical Toyota quality, with many of the major components such as engines and transmissions adopted from higher volume models such as the Celica and Camry help make maintenance and finding replacement parts less of a challenge than with more exotic machinery.

MSRP* prices for a new 1991 MR2 ranged from around $15k to $25k (turbo). Today solid examples can be found in the $4k to $6k range, even less if some work is needed. Similar rates of depreciation can be found for other models as well. In other words, if you want a sports car the price of admission is dramatically lower now than ever before.

Discover A Truly Affordable Sports Car

All you need to know is how to find, buy and maintain the car of your choice. Even if you're not a Do-It-Yourself type there is no shortage of good deals to be found and enjoyed.

Let's face it. If you really want a sports car, no matter what you think you can or cannot afford, life is too short to keep putting it off. Someday may never come.

Sign up for my free Bargain Sports Car report and I'll show you how to find the car you always wanted and own it for next to nothing. This is an adventure you don't want to miss.

David

David Nguyen is a sports car enthusiast, automotive engineer and proud owner of a '91 Mk II MR2. He is the designer of an electric racing kart and has extensive experience racing karts and Formula Ford. He is the author of the Auto Manifesto blog, holds a degree in mechanical engineering from Virginia Tech, and is a long-time member of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE).

MSRP - Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (aka sticker price).
* - $4,000 financed at 8% over 48 months.