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Is the MX-5 a future classic?
YOUR 2024 MAZDA MX-5 ROADSTER AWAITS

Perfectly balanced, agile and lightweight for a thrilling driving experience. Over four generations, our master craftsmen meticulously reconsidered and refined every feature of the Mazda MX-5 based on valuable customer feedback, aiming to perfect the Mazda Jinba-Ittai experience.MX5 engines and transmissions are generally tough but do the usual checks for obvious oil leaks in the engine bay and underneath. Suspension, steering and brakes: Has the car been used regularly If not the rear calipers could be seized or sticking.Tom Matano

Tom Matano
Nationality Japanese
Occupation Mazda's chief designer
Employer(s) Mazda North American Operations, Mazda Motor Corporation Japan
Known for Design and R&D of the Mazda MX-5 Miata (NA/NB) and Mazda RX-7 (FD)

What is the second generation Mazda MX-5 : The second generation MX-5 (NB) debuted at Tokyo Motor Show in 1997 and went on sale as a 1999 model year. The NB saw a number of limited editions, including a high-performance turbocharged model and a coupe version in Japan.

Will MX-5 be a classic

In April edition of Classic & Sports Car magazine, the new MX5 2.0 is included in the top 10 list of today's mainstream cars, which will become a future classic. The list was compiled from votes by readers of Autocar and visitors to the National Motor Museum.

Will there be a 2024 Miata : The subtly revised roadster, starting at $30,150, features a new look and changes to the steering and optional limited-slip differential. Mazda announced pricing and more details for the revised 2024 MX-5 Miata.

“Price rises, as ever, caught our eye: until the end of 2021 values had been relatively flat, topping out at about £1500. Since then, we've seen a few sell for more than £3500 up to around the £5000-mark for a really good one. Like its older brother, it's a surefire next-generation classic.”

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Why is the Miata legendary

The Mazda MX-5 Miata came to be in 1989, and the vehicle quickly gained popularity among car enthusiasts. The Roadster offered a British roadster's open-air feel, Japanese reliability and build quality, refined driving dynamics, and an affordable price point.In fact, the MX-5 Miata was the only sports car on Consumer Reports' list of most reliable new cars. An older generation of the Miata was even awarded one of the best affordable sports cars and was the only one to receive a perfect score for Driving Test, Owner Satisfaction, and Reliability.The newest Miata got the best start in the drag race, leaving its predecessor behind. It crossed the finish line first with a 14.7-second quarter-mile time. The NC finished second at 16.4 seconds, the NB third at 16.9 seconds, and the NA last at 17.2 seconds.

If you do decide to sell good luck. With the price of new MX-5's significantly increasing due to new emission regulations at the start of 2020 – This increase fed through to the 2nd hand market for ND's, and I'd think this would bolster prices overall for good used examples of all marks…

Will MX-5 Mk2 go up in value : “Price rises, as ever, caught our eye: until the end of 2021 values had been relatively flat, topping out at about £1500. Since then, we've seen a few sell for more than £3500 up to around the £5000-mark for a really good one.

Does Miata have a future : We anticipate the NE Miata release date will come in 2026, with this next-gen MX-5 arriving as either a 2026 or 2027 model. Since the current ND Miata debuted for the 2016 model year, that would put the current generation's production run at 11 or 12 model years before the new model arrives.

Is MX-5 a JDM

Originally launched in 2015, the fourth-generation Mazda MX-5 has evolved with some significant changes for the Japanese Domestic Market. All updates will eventually feature in other global markets from next year.

While hardly a "classic" in the traditional sense of the word, the fourth-gen Miata definitely has the potential to be a future collectible.Mazda is also well-known for making cars that are fun to drive. The Miata, of course, is no exception! This sports car has a 50/50 weight distribution, which allows the car to have an athletic feel on winding roads. Even with less power, the Miata provides a more fun driving experience than its competitors.

Is a Mazda Miata collectible : The car is quite popular in Japan and Europe, so it's a very good idea to pay attention to currency shifts and the global economy. Don't be surprised if the US market for collectible Miatas is pushed by demand overseas in the years to come. And the Miata isn't the only Mazda that some deem collectible.