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Originally Posted by InvisibleSoul

A few big reasons I can think of. The MR2 can't be used to drive the kid around for at least ten years. I GUESS this can be mitigated most of the time by having the parent without the kid drive the MR2... but I imagine there may still be times where the parent without the kids need to transport stuff. The MR2 will also not be very useful in the winter. No argument the MR2 is a lot more fun than the Yaris, but that's about the only thing going for it, since it is so much less practical.



Well, I actually didn't ask for opinions on which car I should sell. I was asking how I should sell the MR2.

Isnt the yaris just sitting around as well? being underutilized? It has zero hope of maintaining value or being collectible. Im just trying to give you advise from a car guy perspective who makes money fixing and flipping cars. If you sell the mr now and hold onto the yaris and let it rot away then in five years decide to sell it you'll get dick squat for it. The yaris will sell faster now for actual money. put some of that money into the mr and the mr is worth way more money now too. hold onto it for a few years (stored properly) and maybe you find a good use for it. kids love cruisin around in droptops and they dont need to be ten to do it. Also it may hold or appreciate in value due to its rarity and lineage.