The MX-5, which is also known as the Mazda Roadster in Japan is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and it’s maker, Mazda has announced a special edition model to commemorate the occasion. The Mazda MX-5 20th Anniversary Special Edition, which is already available in Japanese showrooms, is based on either the RS soft-top version or the VS Power Retractable Hard Top (RHT) version of the nimble sports car.
The former comes with a 6 speed manual transmission while the latter is fitted with a 6 speed automatic. Equipment wise, the auto maker has added Recaro bucket sport seats that are finished in Black Alcantara and red leather, seat heating with five temperature settings, soft synthetic leather padding on door armrests and on the center console lid, fabric soft top with glass rear window (soft-top model only) and “20th Anniversary” badges on the the fenders.
Furthermore, there are 17-inch aluminum wheels shod with 205/45R17 84W tires, clear front fog lights and bezels as well as a front strut tower bar (cowl connecting type). The car is only available in Crystal White Pearl Mica and carries a price tag of 2,860,000 yen for the soft top version (with the manual tranny) and 3,110,000 yen for the retractable hard top version (with the automatic cog box). Both prices are inclusive of tax.
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Pre facelift looks better. And nothin special from the outside. I like tis car tho
how much would this be in tax land?
over 200k i guess
A beautiful car for a rich man/women…may not be very practical in bolehland
Bermaz pls bring in the manual one!!!
150k at naza automall 2.0 auto…dun remember what year
i say post facelift looks better la, but facelift or not great car nonetheless, zoom zoom
This car only cost around RM100k Malaysian ringgit in New! Imagine this car will sell around that price in Malaysia… Somemore Naza mostly imported second-hand or so call re-con cars with a higher pricetag… Blame who?
it should be around figure of 170 – 150k…plus tax..
my dream car.
a light, 6 speed manual, rear wheel drive car with perfect front:rear balance, if i had money this would be my next car.
This car should appear in my wet dream in Malazutland
Gomen should set the price at 2million ringgit …better we all know we cannot afford and wont bother to take note
Well, it's looking less of a chick car for this facelift.