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2011 Mazda MX-5 Record Series


 
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Mazda is celebrating their entrance into the Guinness Book of World Records with the launch of the special edition Record Series MX-5. This special edition will be offered in two versions: black (limited to only 120 units) and white (produced exclusively by the Italian branch of the house of Hiroshima).

The Black Record Series model will be powered by a 1.8-liter engine that delivers 126 HP and is paired with five-speed manual gearbox. It will be painted in Sparkling Black combined with a glossy finish for the wheels, chrome handles for the doors and frames, and silver and chrome-ringed fog lamps for the front grille. The interior will get light gray leather and will offer a radio with a CD player and MP3 player, Aux jack, six speakers, and Bluetooth connectivity.

The White Record Series model will get a 2.0 liter engine with 160 HP, paired with a six-speed manual or automatic transmission. Its exterior will be painted in a Chrystal White Pearl color which contrasts with the black Recaro leather interior. This version will be focused on sport, so it will add a sport suspension and limited slip rear differential, while the inside offers a premium Bose audio system with 6 CD charger, seven speakers, and Bluetooth connectivity.


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17 comments: Mazda MX-5 Record Series


albe_winston (1250)
Posted on
12.26.2011 @ 00:19
It’s great to know that they have increased in sales for this car. BTW, I don’t think its ideal to use a car daily that has a lot of power, especially when its gas guzzler. And I would say that 50 hp is just enough!

YoungGecko (427)
Posted on
12.2.2011 @ 01:33
Just like what I’ve expected with Mazda vehicles! smiley Anyway, it looks more great on its pearl white body paint, and I love the fact that it is a convertible car. However, its engine is not really satisfying at all.

Nilde_Mazzi (423)
Posted on
10.27.2011 @ 04:31
I think they should upgrade the engine and the horsepower of this one, I just really don’t think that it can give a better performance on this convertible car but I had to say that it is absolutely looks great on its aesthetic design.

Jhoy_Pinini (300)
Posted on
10.16.2011 @ 23:29
126 horsepower? Will it be enough on this convertible car? Anyway, I either was so impressed with the simplicity of this MX-5, it looks so stunning and very appealing on that appearance and platform.

Lambocar2016 (306)
Posted on
10.11.2011 @ 01:13
I’m impressed with the simple design of this MX-5 but despite that I found it very appealing, and I love the decent appearance of this one, but I wonder if the engine that it had is quite good enough for it.

BenBoston (870)
Posted on
09.28.2011 @ 23:19
I always look after to new mazda cars, they been surprising not just me but most of us with their best selling convertible car. Forever with their best special edition MX-5 cars. I can’t compare mazda to other competitors for me they’re number for highly elevated convertible cars.

RacingStripes (620)
Posted on
09.1.2011 @ 05:10
I like this. The horsepower is 126 and transmission is five-speed manual. This kind of car is for professional only.

Durante_Milano (341)
Posted on
08.1.2011 @ 06:08
Yeah, I would agree on that. Every special edition  provides an unimpressive performance since it is only limited. Few changes have made, and then they will call it special edition.

AudiRS6 (237)
Posted on
07.29.2011 @ 05:48
It seems that they only focus on the adds-on of the car but they didn’t offer any engine upgrade. And I guess that’s the ugly side of special edition, minor modification was made.

RedBarracuda (526)
Posted on
07.29.2011 @ 05:42
I guess Mazda is offering a newer version for the MX-5. It seems that they only modified the styling and accessories of the car and power output is the same.

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Year:2011
Transmission:five-speed manual
Horsepower @ RPM:126
Displacement:1800 L


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