Toyota MR2 GT-S '97

The Toyota MR2 GT-S '97 is a road car produced by Toyota. It first appeared in Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec and has been featured in all subsequent mainline games. In Gran Turismo Sport the car was included as part of Update 1.13.
==Colors==
Six colors are available for this car:
* Super Red II
* Orange Mica Metallic
* Beige Mica Metallic
* Black
* Dark Purple Mica
* Super White II
==In-Game Description==
=== Car Index (GT7) ===
===Used Cars (GT7)===
The Toyota MR2 is a midship engine sports car. The SW20 was a second and final revision for this model, celebrated for its advanced handling. This GT-S grade is equipped with a 2L straight-four turbo engine capable of hitting 241.6 BHP. And what's more, the boot is huge! Just the thing if you've got lots of luggage.
===Café (GT7) ===
====Chris====
It's fast, affordable, and manageable in size... Truly this is one of the great commercial sportscars. The 2nd generation MR2 that debuted in 1989 was continually improved over the years. This represents its pinnacle, with its power ramped up to an impressive 241.6 BHP. In spite of this, its handling remains remarkably straightforward. Truly this is a car where the price tag doesn't reflect its true value.
====Kagurazaka====
Looking at this MR2, you're likely to notice its modest, understated design. In Italy, you'll find fierce beasts like the Urraco, named after a fighting bull, and the Merak. These are flashy cars that really stand out, but they're not for the faint-hearted. Let's just say that, even when you handle them the right way, they can still bite back. This MR2 is pretty domesticated in that respect, and does exactly what you tell it to do. But that doesn't mean it's tame by any means—put the pedal to the metal and you won't know what hit you! Still, for a carefree driving experience, you can't go far wrong with this car. It's one you'll want to make a place for in your heart and your home. You can recognize some elements inspired by Ferrari here and there, but all in all it retains a certain modesty. Perhaps this reflects the belief of the Japanese designers that they weren't quite ready for the world stage... just yet.
==Acquisition==
==Customization==
===Engine Swaps (GT7)===
==Pictures==
MR2 - AEM 1.jpg|GT Sport AEM Livery, based on the Toyota MOMO Corse Apex MR2 GT (JGTC) '99
Toyota-mr2-gt-s-97.jpg|The MR2 GT-S in GT4.
Toyota MR2 GT-S Vehicle Banner.png|The vehicle banner as it appears in Gran Turismo 4.
==Trivia==
*This car also appears in Gran Turismo Concept as an unplayable CPU car.
*Despite appearing in all main Gran Turismo games to date since Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec, it didn't receive an updated model and interior view until Gran Turismo Sport.
*In the Livery Editor, if a custom paint color is applied, the "Twin Cam 16 turbo" decal will disappear. Note that the player is not prompted to remove any of the car's default livery on this car.
==Notes==
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