Mazda have tweaked their iconic MX-5 sports car for 2024, while remaining true to the ethos of the roadster first rolled out in 1989, writes Brian Byrne.
In addition to new LED main lights and some subtle redesign of the rear lamps, the car has interior design enhancements that include new seating materials designed to prevent slippage during 'dynamic' driving.
That last might be particularly appropriate because the technology upgrades add a drive mode especially for tracks use.
In addition, driver assist additions include Lane Keep Assist and Intelligent Speed Control and other elements that bring the car into line with mainstream models.
