Mazda MX-5 Miata Has Been Renewed For 2024

Every JDM enthusiast in our country, when he sees an MX-5 Miata on the street, says “why didn’t I buy it when I had the money?” I could swear he said it. MX-5 Miata, whose entry-level models are now sold for up to 2 million TL in our country, has reached its 2024 version in its country.

MX-5 Miata, one of the most special models to come out of Japan, will now come with LED headlight sets. In addition, the daytime running lights hidden in the bumper, which are starting to show their age, have been moved into the main assemblies. The model, which has switched to LED technology in its stops, looks more modern than before. If you look carefully, you will also see a new part on the model’s shutters. This boxy piece houses the radar sensors of the adaptive cruise control, which “offers smart braking support.” Mazda’s new “smart brake” technology allows the vehicle to stop if any object is detected in reverse gear.

When we enter the cabin, we see that the outdated infotainment system has finally changed. The screen with huge frames and lag, which dates back to 2000, has been replaced by an 8.8″ multimedia system that we know from the CX-3, which is much more user-friendly. MX-5 Miata will now use the 8.8″ multimedia screen we know from the CX-3. The screen, which has huge frames and works with lag from 2000, has been replaced by a much more user-friendly unit.

Let’s get to the technical details… First of all, let’s point out that the model now comes with Mazda’s new asymmetric limited slip differential. This will increase the stability of the vehicle and reinforce the driving experience. The 6-speed manual transmission remains in place, but the model’s electric power steering system has been improved. DSC-Track Mode, a new addition, activates when you lose control of the vehicle and allows you to take control. We should also point out that the 1.5 liter engine gains 4 hp of power. Of course, you need to use high octane fuel for this extra power.