The Mazda MX-5 created a sensation when it was announced in 1989. Earlier in the decade, the traditional roadster had withered and died as manufacturers fought shy of committing money to products they feared would become unsaleable under new American legislation. But that legislation never became reality and Mazda was first in the field with a re-creation of the traditional roadster. However, the MX-5 was more than a simple re-creation. It was more of a re-interpretation, which seized on the core values of earlier cars and brought them up to date. The result was a car with enormous character, which at the same time was wholly usable for everyday transport. For fans of the MX-5 who want to see their favourite car in its proper context, this book is a must. For potential buyers, its articles will help in the formation of a balanced opinion. For every motoring enthusiast, it will make a damned good read.

Publisher: Brooklands Books

Status: Out of Print (No Stock)

Number of pages: 140

Black & white images: 250

Binding: SBD

Language: English

Origin: HKG