Mazda MX5
The incomparable Mazda MX-5. It’s come a long way – and it’s been a fantastic ride so far. The romance of the open road – and the open top. Mazda reinvented the magic of the two-seater open top lightweight sports car. We call it the Affordable Roadster.
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The global launch of the Mazda MX-5. It immediately captured drivers’ hearts. They loved its true sports car traits – rear wheel drive, perfect 50:50 weight distribution, great handling, sure-footed stability and responsive performance. They loved the fact that it fused modern design ideas with traditional sports car values. And after three generations of Mazda MX-5, they still love it. In fact, they’re so smitten, the Mazda MX-5 is now easily the world’s best-selling roadster, with over 850,000 sold since its launch. For these happy drivers, motoring isn’t just about getting from A to B – it’s about getting a kick out of driving. This exceptional car never ceases to surprise and delight. Each new stage of the Mazda MX-5’s life brings something fresh and exciting – the second generation had a more powerful engine, the third generation introduced “gram strategy” – meticulous “weight watching” engineering (the interior mirror weighed a packet of crisps less than on the previous model). And the 2006 Mazda MX-5 Roadster Coupe introduced the world’s fastest folding powered hardtop – opens or closes in just 12 seconds. 20 years of pure motoring joy.
What’s new in the Mew Mazda MX-5 Roadster coupe
New derivative with 6-speed PowerShift transmission available with 2.0i engine - New PowerShift model with sequential paddle-shift operation and automatic functionality. Enabling rapid fingertip gear change or automatic cruising ability.
Previous “Option Pack” contents are made standard - Improved value and appearance of the base model. Now includes premium cloth soft-top, 16” alloy wheels, map net, leather steering wheel with audio controls, leather gear knob and handbrake and scuff plates.
Addition of climate control air conditioning, BOSE® audio, cruise control and Bluetooth® to all 2.0i Sport and 2.0i PowerShift models - Provides further compelling reasons to move up the range into high-spec models. The 2.0i Sport and 2.0i PowerShift now offer so much more specification for a minimal price increase.
Redesign of front and rear bumper, side sill and boot lid and under-floor (including tyre deflectors and tail lamps) - This improves fuel economy and, ultimately emissions by making a car with less resistance and needing less power to move through the air New front grille.
The first time a Mazda MX-5 has been seen without an oval grille. It now has the new Mazda face as seen on the new Mazda RX-8 R3 and the all-new Mazda3 Induction Sound Enhancer (ISE) on 2.0i Sport models - Improves the sporty sound of the exhaust as a result of throttle depression working through to the back-end.
16” alloy wheels as standard, 17” wheels on 2.0i Sport and 2.0i PowerShift models - The new stylish and slimmer spoked alloys are of a contemporary design for optimum appeal.
Addition of chrome detailing to front grille surround, fog lamp surround, headlamp bezel and door handle trim on Roadster Coupe models - Provides a more premium finish and further differentiates the Mazda MX-5 Roadster Coupe from the soft-top.
Redesign of wing mirrors - The new mirrors conform to pedestrian safety legislation. They’re also aerodynamically and aesthetically superior.
5-stage seat heaters (for vehicles with leather seats) - The first Mazda to feature 5-stage seat heaters rather than just on/off to offer enhanced comfort and convenience.
New silver dash panel - Provides a more sporty appearance.
New auxiliary jack - A first on all models, it now allows easy connection of MP3 players/iPods via an AUX connection located below the stereo panel.
Improved quality of driver and passenger touch points – softer centre console and door rests - Improves the driver’s connection with the car through the centre console and door rests.
Redesign of interior door trim - The new holders are now recessed further into the door trim and are less obtrusive.