I've heard that the SMT transmission system on the MR2 Spyder, which Toyota never made before or since, is so unusual/rare that very few dealers have mechanics that have a clue when asked to work on them.
I know that's not too helpful.
I assume there are several Toyota dealers in the Vegas area. Maybe ask your dealer's service manager to call around and find out if any of the area dealers have a mechanic experienced with the Spyder's SMT trans. Then have the car flatbedded over to them.
Or make the calls yourself and suggest that as an option. They'd probably be happy to see it gone at this point.
I know that's not too helpful.
I assume there are several Toyota dealers in the Vegas area. Maybe ask your dealer's service manager to call around and find out if any of the area dealers have a mechanic experienced with the Spyder's SMT trans. Then have the car flatbedded over to them.
Or make the calls yourself and suggest that as an option. They'd probably be happy to see it gone at this point.