2000 Toyota MR2 Spyder

Added to the line-up of Toyota's car is the first convertible, mid-engined, two-seater sports car, the 2000 Toyota MR2 Spyder. It is technically called as Mark III or the third generation of MR2 produced since 1985. The car has modernized classic mid-engined proportions because of its very short hood and a stretched tail. The small size of the car gives the impression of a sports car look with pocket-friendly price.

Unlike the first two generations, it comes equipped with a soft folding convertible top. The parallelogram style of the roof gives it a different look compared to the usual flip-over and collapse set-up. Users can be protected from harsh winter climate by using its featured glass rear window with defroster. The car's space frame with bolt-on fenders give way to easy replacement of damaged components.

 

It can also be customized by the company and provide parts for racing. The interior has enough space for two-set roadster. The leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knobs give it a sporty look. Entertainment system provides good sound yet the noisy brakes and hard to open hood are its trouble spots.