: It is not refined for long motorway journeys. Wind and road noise can be significant, especially in the RF (hardtop) version with the roof down. Which One to Choose? Soft Top (Roadster) RF (Retractable Fastback) Feel Pure "true convertible" experience. Coupe-like security and "classy" look. Visibility Better rear/side visibility. Noticeable blind spots. Weather Best for weekend/fair weather. Quieter in rain; better for daily commuting.
: It is often cited as the car that will "make you smile all the time". Reviewers from Carwow describe the steering as "sharp as a sushi knife" and the 6-speed manual gearbox as one of the best ever made, comparable to a Porsche 911. buy mx5
: It remains the most affordable 2-seat soft-top roadster in the U.S. and holds its resale value remarkably well. Key Trade-offs : It is not refined for long motorway journeys
: Storage is essentially "non-existent." The boot is small (130 liters), barely enough for a couple of carry-on suitcases, and there are no door bins or a glovebox. Soft Top (Roadster) RF (Retractable Fastback) Feel Pure
Buying a Mazda MX-5 (also known as the Miata) is widely considered one of the most rewarding automotive decisions for driving enthusiasts, provided you can live with its significant lack of storage space. ###
: It has a "huge" reputation for mechanical simplicity and reliability, rarely going wrong and being much cheaper to fix than more expensive sports cars like a Porsche Boxster.
: If you are over 6 feet tall, the cabin can feel very tight. Owners recommend sitting in one to ensure you feel comfortable before committing.