Toyota MR2 for Sale in Australia1984-2007

Toyota MR2 cars for sale in Australia. The Australian Toyota MR2 market has an average recorded auction sale price of $21,714, with sales ranging from $12,000 to $28,250 across 7 recorded auction results. Browse Toyota MR2 listings, compare historical sale prices and track market trends.

About the Toyota MR2

The Toyota MR2, manufactured globally from 1984 until 2007 across three distinct generations (W10, W20, and W30), made history as Japan's first mass-produced mid-engined sports car, famously earning the nickname "Midship Runabout 2-seater." In the 2026 Australian market, the MR2 has evolved into a quintessential cult classic, with the local buyer pool comprising a high-energy mix of "wedge-era" enthusiasts hunting for the origami-styled AW11 and performance purists who revere the SW20 for its "baby Ferrari" aesthetic and potent 3S-GTE turbo engine. Desirability has reached a fever pitch in 2026 following Toyota's high-profile teases at the Tokyo Auto Salon and the official confirmation that a fourth-generation GR MR2 is actively being developed as an all-wheel-drive, 370kW hybrid "missile." This modern revival has caused a significant ripple effect in the used market, where the lightweight ZZW30 Spyder is now being rediscovered by track-day regulars for its Porsche-rivalling handling balance. Consequently, the market value for all three generations in Australia is on a sharp upward trajectory; while the naturally aspirated SW20 remains a popular entry point for young drivers, pristine examples of the supercharged AW11 and factory-original turbo SW20 Bathurst editions have ascended into the realm of blue-chip investments, with collectors now paying premium prices to secure these analog legends before the high-tech, hybrid successor officially arrives later this decade.

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For sale
0
Cars sold
7
Lowest sale
$12,000
Highest sale
$28,250
Recent sale
$27,750
Sales volume
$151,999

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