FS: 95 Mr2 Options

[import_obsessed]

i know its not a 6gc but i thought that some people on this board might be interested.

Its a 1995 n/a black mr2
5 spd
37,xxx miles
cars like brand new, still on original brake pads
im the second owner and im selling it because i cant afford full coverage and only have liability and im scared im going to wreck it i also want more room.

http://www.dragva.com/forums/showthread.ph...&threadid=30721

thats a link to the pix

make an offer, ive been offered 15,000 by a car dealer as trade in value.
this car is pretty rare, which is why im askin so much, some say there were only 93 sent to north america and others say 324 and only 10-15% were n/a

[98celica3]

sounds nice, but i don't think you're gonna get $15,000 for it. not even if it were a turbo model. if a dealer offered you that, then you should take it. i've never been offered more than $9000 at a dealer for my car.
adam

[Kwanza]

Nice... yes, the late model MR2's are very rare, however, it's hard to sell them basically because most people would rather pay 3-4 grand and get the exact same thing, only a 91-92 model. Being n/a is gonna hurt the sale value even more. IF a dealer offered you 15k trade in... do it. Trade it in for something you can use. That's my opinion on the matter, only cause it's gonna be hard to sell it around that price being it's not a turbo version.

[import_obsessed]

if a dealer offered u 15 as trade in, you wouldnt try and get more by sellin it yourself? ive seen a 95 n/a mr2 with 90k mi sell for 12k so i dont think im askin too much

[boosted_K2]

if you call up toyota, they actually sent more 95s to the states than the 94s. really rare cars. price is about average, your paying for the prestige of the final year and the low miles more than the actual value of the car.

[import_obsessed]

are u sure? ive found 3 95s for sale and maybe 15-20 94s

[boosted_K2]

theres contradictory evidence, but this is streight from the horses mouth (Toyota USA sales department)

" 382 sold in 94 and 895 sold in 95"

rest of the thread is here: MR2FAQ.com thread

[import_obsessed]

true, but if u kept reading, you would see the reply that david hawkins made which says

"Bear in mind that this is SALE information and not PRODUCTION information. It doesn't strike me as odd at all that more were sold in 95, since they were clearing out the left over 94s at that point. Considering that the 94 base price shot up to $28K, not many people were even looking at them anymore.

Toyota corporate has always been kind of lame when it comes to production numbers. You never get the same number twice and they can't break it down into sub groups at all. I hate that a Corvette owner can know that his car is one of a kind because it's Gold with the XQ5 stereo system, but we can't even find out how many red cars were made in a year."