Most definitely. Sadly, it’s not going to get anywhere near $40k either.
I did last year, but I gave my moneys to Mazda. I always hated convertibles until I actually drove a Miata with the top down. At first it was constricting, but then it became a part of me.
I’m wondering if the price bracket this will fall into is a factor in this “folks who talk about wanting a supra and prefer manual” vs “folks who are likely to actually buy a Supra.” A higher price bracket will mean the bulk of buyers will be more affluent and older. These people are probably tired of rowing their own.
By rough, did you mean amazing? It also featured Ratt’s best song.
Looks like the DG Motorsports hard top for the ND Miata.
Generally, you have to call someone for service.
It looks about the size of a day cab, though it may be a little shorter in height without the sail panel.
This is correct. When you are pulled over by the DOT for malfunctioning lights, your vehicle is parked until the light is fixed. You cannot run to the nearest truck stop for it.
The Mazda Brake Override System that cuts off the throttle when you press the brake and throttle simultaneously (i.e. left-foot braking) can be defeated. I found this procedure for my Mazda 2 on miata.net. (https://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=424402)
I remember looking this up in the manual. I thought it was really neat. It’s a shame they were all destroyed in the early 2000s by tuner kids who couldn’t afford a Honda.
The premium is ￥125,000 over their FARNA SL-105 this is based on.
You too can live the Hank Hill lifestyle.
Be honest. You were just looking for an excuse to post para para dancing videos. Still, I will always star for a Vellfire.
So this is what I should have done when that cop let me merge in front of him in stop and go traffic? I was already terrified I would have instantly revealed my gaijin status. I’m surprised he didn’t pull me over.
By hideous, don’t you mean amazing-looking?
That’s the Mazda DNA, friend. My first car was an Escort. If I ever find a 91-96 Escort GT in great shape, I’ll buy it in a heartbeat.