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RR for everyday work? 2016-09-03 17:39:03 Post No. 15750797
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Hey, /o/
Should I get this for day to day errands and shit? I've never dealt with a rear engine vehicle before so I don't know how this would work out.
http://worcester.craigslist.org/grd/5764017893.html
Pic unrelated, a bit out of my budget but I would if I could.
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>>15750797
An MR2 is not a practical daily driver by any means.
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If you drive nomally they are the same as any other car
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>>15750811
This, also its MR. Hence MR2.
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>>15750797
It's not a rear engine, it's a mid engine.
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Get a 370z instead.
Or wait a couple years for the 400z (or 380zr).
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Boxster has 2 more trunks than the MR2
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>>15750811
An MR2 is completely fine as a DD. Rides great, relatively quick, roomy. You don't need 4 seats unless you're going to Dorney.
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>>15750811
It really depends on the person. If your not hauling around 3 other people all the time, it will be fine.
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>No one ITT has opened the craigslist ad OP is considering.
Do it. The MR2 pic truly is unrelated.
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>>15750934
Nah just buy a gtr familia, much better.
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>Massfags on my /o/
Just get a Outback/Volvo/Prius like 90% of this state
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First and second gen mr2s have a decent amount of space.
Third gen not really
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