2008 Mx-5 Special Edition Convertible on 2040-cars
Manassas, Virginia, United States
This car is a knock-out, simply put. I don't think Mazda came out with a nicer color selection - the icy blue metallic and chrome. The pics don't even do it justice. It has the benefits of Mazda engineering/performance and reasonable cost and looks like something exotic. This production run was a very limited number of cars in the United States. I have babied this car to include frequent fluid changes and interior/exterior care. It was our third vehicle so mainly got fair weather, top-down use. And that was a blast! Here are some of the highlights:
Here are the unique 2008 Special Edition features:
As you can see this car is loaded and has a very unique look...I hope you like it as much as I did! |
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