And you never know; if Toyota decides they are once again, then owning the previous MR2 might turn out to be a canny move after all.

Toyota alone offered three unique takes on the formula, dubbed the ‘three brothers’ - the Supra, Celica and the ‘Midship Runabout 2-seater’, or MR2. I actually owned an MR2 myself.

Toyota plans to bring back the Celica and the MR2, the iconic cars from the 1990's. In an age where electric cars are gathering eyeballs, this step by the Japanese carmaker must be appreciated.

Toyota, and its performance division Gazoo Racing, are looking at reviving the legendary Celica and MR2 names, and is preparing a new flagship model that will act as a successor to the Lexus LFA.

Toyota's debut of a brand-new four-cylinder turbocharged ... working on its Pokemon evolution to level up into a new MR2. Brendan McAleer is a freelance writer and photographer based in North ...

Toyota’s iconic two-seater, mid-engine sports car, the MR2, won over fans and enthusiasts with its nimble agility, exciting driving characteristics, and relatively affordable price point.

as well as an eight-generation Toyota Celica and a fourth-generation Toyota MR2. The blink-and-you-miss-it image comes at the 0:47 mark of the first episode in the series’s second season.

The Toyota SW20 MR2 (also known as the MKII MR2) is regarded today as a '90s Japanese classic, and you could say it has rightfully earned its status. It is the second generation of the Toyota MR2 ...

Toyota is interested in more than just the usual high-riders. The Japanese automaker also plans other models that do not feature this body style. One is the all-new MR2, which might be a couple of ...

New rumors suggest that Toyota is going to produce a 400-horsepower AWD MR2 soon. The details are different from the ones we’ve heard in the past but could prove true. Several clues indicate ...

Japan’s Best Car says Toyota is developing a “mid-engined 4WD” vehicle and that the vehicle may be bringing the MR2 name back with an unelectrified 2.0-liter four-cylinder “targeting ...