The 2003 Toyota MR2 Spyder, a green convertible, exhibits significant front-end collision damage, compromising its front structure. Despite this, the interior appears in good condition, while the exterior has moderate damage overall. The car starts and drives, but the damage necessitates repairs. The vehicle presents as a project car with notable body damage.

The vehicle has sustained significant front-end collision damage, with the front bumper, hood, and associated body panels severely impacted. The headlights appear damaged. The interior shows signs of normal wear and tear, with no immediate indication of serious issues like airbag deployment. The wheels show wear. The car starts and drives.