News from the vehicle manufacturer Mazda. At the last SEMA Tuning Show (took place from November 3rd to 6th, 2015) Mazda presented two concept vehicles as Mazda Spyder & Speedster and shows that tuning can also be exciting and particularly individual ex works. Of course we have tried to find out the first details about the Mazda Spyder & Speedster and have found what we are looking for. We have listed some technical data and information about the optics below for you in a small summary.
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(Photos: Mazda)
These are the details known to us (the car stand up to the 06.11.2015 on the SEMA):
- Mazda MX-5 Spyder (Bikini top, exterior paint in Mercury silver, carbon aerodynamic kit, 8 × 17 inch alloy wheels of the type Yokohama Advan Racing RS II, 225/45 tires, full leather interior from Spinneybeck, fully adjustable coilover kit, Brembo four-piston brake system in front, two-liter Four-cylinder with 160 hp, weight 1.043 kg)
- Mazda MX-5 Speedster (Weight 943 kg, no windshield, air deflectors, carbon fiber doors, carbon seats with Alcantara, 8 × 16-inch Rays 57 Extreme Gram Lights alloy wheels, 225/50 tires all around, adjustable coilover kit -30 millimeters lower, special paint Blue Ether, two-liter four-cylinder with 160 PS, Brembo brake system)
More information and new pictures or videos may come online soon. As soon as this is the case, we will of course put it online and inform you about it. Should the vehicle even reach production readiness, of course, you will be the first to find out.
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