
Bimbeano shares his initial impressions of the new Mazda MX-5 ND, focusing on its lightweight design and driving dynamics. He evaluates both the 1.5L and 2.0L engine options, highlighting the car's comfortable ride and surprising performance on twisty roads. This review offers a practical perspective on the MX-5's appeal as a fun, affordable sports car.
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...but 1) no room for gf and woofer 2) light little convertible....do you need two? 3) going to be a while before I drive again! :-)
... but with the modern touch .. best of both worlds !
1) gf can come along though ? Or are you talking about gf + mistress ? 2) Very strong point here ... 3) Actually the solution .... where you're going you currently don't have a car ... why not buy one ? ;-)
Mazda gave me one of these on Sunday for the day (plus a nicely filled picnic basket and rug) and sent me off for the day to do as I please. I opted for the grey 2.0L which comes with limited slip diff... well I'll keep this concise, the car is fantastic and it is mindblowing that you can get so much car for £23k all-in here in the UK (that includes Sat Nav and keyless ignition!). I had a lot of fun driving it and although I wouldn't buy one as it's just not my type of car I completely understan
do we..you and me (190+ cm) can drive with top down? Or our head would make hole in roof? :)
Seat completely back and down and my 198 cm just fit in ! WITH the rooftop !!! :-) Bim
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