1994 Toyota MR2

$19,000

from

listings

$19K–$19K

price range

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Low$19,000

High$19,000

From$19,000

Avg Mileage175,000 mi

Fresh

Sourced from 1 dealer listings in the latest market snapshot as of Aug 2026

1994 Toyota MR2 Trims

All Trims Combined

From$19,000

$19K–$19K

1 listings175,000 avg miles

Turbo

From$15,000

3 listings|$15K–$25K

1994 Toyota MR2 Pricing

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Toyota MR2 Fuel Economy

20–22mpg combined

18-19city

25-27hwy

$3,050-$4,100/yr

Across 3 configurations, the 1994 Toyota MR2 returns 20–22 MPG combined. Choose the thriftier option if you're commuting; the sportier setup if you're not counting gallons.

By Trim

MR2 - Automatic 4-spd

22mpg

2.2L 4-cyl · Rear-Wheel Drive

19 city27 hwy~$3,050/yr-1/10 Poor

MR2 - Manual 5-spd

22mpg

2.2L 4-cyl · Rear-Wheel Drive

19 city26 hwy~$3,050/yr-1/10 Poor

MR2 - Manual 5-spd

20mpg

2.0L 4-cyl Turbo · Rear-Wheel Drive

18 city25 hwy~$4,100/yr-1/10 Poor

Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Where to Find 1994 Toyota MR2

18States

40%in top 3

17% of the market sits in Texas, though listings span 18 states. Expand your search and you'll find more options at better prices.

TXTexas

517%

MOMissouri

413%

MIMichigan

310%

FLFlorida

310%

COColorado

27%

MNMinnesota

13%

ILIllinois

13%

INIndiana

13%

VAVirginia

13%

NCNorth Carolina

13%

NDNorth Dakota

13%

NENebraska

13%

NMNew Mexico

13%

WAWashington

13%

NYNew York

13%

GAGeorgia

13%

CACalifornia

13%

KYKentucky

13%

Geographic distribution reflects all active listings for this model, not just 1994.

Buying a 1994 Toyota MR2?

Answers to common buyer questions

Is the 1994 Toyota MR2 a good car to buy?

The 1994 Toyota MR2 has 0 recalls on record. Review the safety data and pricing breakdown above.

What's the gas mileage of the 1994 Toyota MR2?

Fuel economy ranges from 20 to 22 MPG combined. If you drive 15,000 miles a year, that gap is worth about $239 annually. See the fuel economy section for per-trim data.