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Originally Posted by Lasse
Yeah the Spyder handles like a go kart. I am exaggerating about the lack of storage space (a little). You can put a couple soft overnight bags in the cubbies behind the seats and there is a small amount of storage on top of the spare tire in the front. Hauling anything except my butt is not a consideration for me when buying a sports car.
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I have an mr2 spyder and we have made several week long trips to the beach with it. you can fit 2 small duffle bags behind the seat and a small bag and misc items in with the spare tire area. all it takes is a little creative packing. as far as performance I love the way it drives you are low to the ground and it has a lot of pep for a smaller engine. Iwould change out the seats for some with more side support for cornering ( I always feel like I'm going to slide out of the seat on sharp turns) but it could use a little more power, and you cant beat the convertible top. We will be keeping ours until the frs comes out as a convertible so for right now we have both.