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Mazda continues to celebrate the MX-5’s 20th Anniversary with the unveiling of a new special edition in the UK market. Called the MX-5 Miyako, this special edition will be limited to only 500 units and will go on sale in July at a price of £18,385 for the convertible model and £20,885 for the roadster coupe version. The new MX-5 Miyako will be available in Aluminium Silver Metallic, while the soft-top will also be available in Velocity Red Mica. It will be distinguished by unique Medici premium perforated black leather trim with a red underlay and stitching, special badging, floor mats, and climate control air-conditioning. The exterior includes front fog lamps, larger 17-inch alloy wheels, a front suspension strut brace (for improved steering response), and free metallic paint. The 1.8i 126Hp Miyako soft-top hits the 62mph mark in 9.9 seconds, while the 2.0i Miyako roadster coupe with its 160HP engine makes it just two seconds under that. Press release after the jump. Press release Continuing to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the world’s best-selling roadster, Mazda has The new Miyako is generously equipped with the interior benefitting from unique Medici premium perforated black leather trim with a red underlay and stitching, special badging, floor mats and climate control air-conditioning. The exterior includes front fog lamps, larger 17-inch alloy wheels, a front suspension strut brace (for improved steering response), and free metallic paint. The 1.8i 126ps Miyako soft-top accelerates to 62mph in a brisk 9.9 seconds, while the 2.0i 9 comments: Mazda MX-5 Miyako Special Edition Well, I really don’t think that the car has deliver an incredible figure performance! I think the future production would be better compare to this car!
If not mistaken, the Mazda MX-5 has made a modern production for this vehicle. I think the roadster version seems so neat and decent. Well, too bad that this is a special edition.
Producing special editions (standard car with exclusive number plate, interior enhancements, paint and wheels) are Mazda forte, so as to prolong its lifespan. Though it is not alone, Lotus does that too.
agree, mx5 isn’t meant to be fast. it is build for fun and driving pleasure. speed is not in it’s league..
Speed has NOTHING to do with the MX-5, NEVER has been, unless you have owned one you will NEVER get it.
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10.11.2011 @ 21:55