I want a GR MR2 with Ferrari-esque(sw20 inspired) styling, 2400-2800lbs,and the motor from this GR Yaris with a 6 spd manual and dct option at a USD 35-38k base.

Keep dreaming as a mid engine car in this day and age for that price good luck

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Its possible. It wouldn't sell well though like past MR2's

not at that price sadly.

Fun fact the last MR2 spyder was 25.2k in 2005 which if you adjust for inflation is $33,577. Now with the addition of a turbo 3 cylinder vs a N/A 4 cylinder I can see a 3k premium. It was the cheapest MR car next to the Fiero that America has ever seen.

Base Yaris vs GR.. no idea why...

https://youtu.be/SGxG1Gobi5I

Lol funny but I'll always take more videos on the GR Yaris :party0030:

Actually, they really enjoy driving base Yaris. Wished for LSD & better tires. Other than, they didn't have anything to complain about.

I mean, if I could, I'd absolutely love to thrash a yaris or any small econo car for that matter

Many years ago a friend and I picked up a Toyota Starlet from a car hire place in Adelaide. We went up to the Adelaide Hills which is a place of the few twisty roads in South Australia. I was driving, laughing my head off, tyres squealing around every bend. I continually braked short because the car was so light. It was a riot.

If I've got this right 7&1/2 seconds is a significant difference over such a short track. I know the tyres are different but even so.

I had an '05 Dodge Neon which I loved to beat up. No ABS so that made it even more fun :happyanim:

Correct

+1 biggest car secret is that Toyotas are a hoot when driven at 10/10ths. With Hondas it's a little expected, but I've gotten the chance to play with a recentish Yaris, Corolla and Camry, get over the body roll and there's a shocking amount of grip.

And with the exception of the electric parking brake Corolla the pedal dance works on them.