Limited edition Mazda MX-5 30th Anniversary Unveiled in Chicago

February 27 2019,

The Chicago Auto Show was the sight of the unveiling of the brand-new special edition Mazda MX-5 30^th Anniversary Edition this month. The idea behind the 30^th Anniversary edition is to differentiate a model that sold over 1 million units over three decades, a model that we all know and love.

The Mazda MX-4 30^th Anniversary will be available this year and includes the following:

Racing Orange body colour
Rays forged aluminum wheels (Rays ZE40 RS30)
30th Anniversary badge (with serial number)
Orange brake calipers and orange accents on the seats, door trim, dashboard and shift lever
Recaro seats
Bilstein dampers (manual-transmission models only)
Brembo front brake calipers (in orange)
Nissin rear brake calipers (in orange)
Bose® sound system (AudioPilot) with nine speakers
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

It will be limited to just 3,000 units worldwide and offer both soft-top and retractable hardtop versions. It will get the same, 181-horsepower engine as other 2019 Mazda MX-5 models.

To learn more about the all-new Mazda MX-5 or the special edition 30^th Anniversary, contact us today at Regina Mazda.

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