2006 Mazda Miata Mx-5 Limited 3rd Generation on 2040-cars
Springboro, Ohio, United States
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I purchased this car two years ago, it has never seen snow, always
garaged, never used as a daily driver, and was in Florida until 2012.
Beautiful condition with many expensive extras. Wife says too many toys and this one has to go.
This is a collectible MX-5 that will retain its value when compared with non-limited edition cars. It also has the desirable, optional black leather interior. Runs and drives as new, except for the improved handling. . .and gets an honest 30 MPG! The paint is in excellent condition, with just a few typical, tiny paint chips on the nose. Interior shows virtually as new, with no notable wear on the seat bolsters, carpeting, etc. Includes factory manuals and both keys, original window sticker. I have the clear title, and the car is ready to drive anywhere. Car is located in Springboro, OH. Extras: • New Enkei PF01 17" Alloy wheels (perfect; not a scratch) with new Michelin PS2 235/40ZR-17 tires. Perfect fit with absolutely no rubbing. • Custom fitted CocoMats which match silver 3rd Generation Limited trim. • H&R coilovers and sway bars. Lowered to a height that looks fantastic, improves handling, yet rides great with no issues. Easily adjusted higher or lower if desired. • AEM cold air intake • Flyin Miata sport exhaust for a great sports car sound • HID (high intensity discharge) headlights • Hidden hitch for hitch mounted bike rack Standard equipment on the 3rd Generation Limited includes nearly every feature Mazda offered on the MX-5: • Velocity red mica special paint • 6 speed manual transmission • Limited slip differential • Leather interior (this has the optional black leather) • Keyless entry and power locks/windows • Power mirrors • Cruise control • Bose sound system with CD changer • Leather wrapped steering wheel • Tilt steering wheel • Steering wheel controls for audio system and cruise control • Air conditioning • Fog lights • Stainless steel door entry scuff plates • Numbered "3rd generation limited" badge • Silver/chrome trim throughout specific to 3rd generation limited cars Below is a write-up covering the 3rd Generation Limited: "As the range-topper, the MX-5 3rd Generation Limited's eye-catching color and unique features will surely turn heads and bring pure driving excitement to all who sit behind the wheel." Only 3,500 3rd Generation Limited cars will be available globally (just 750 in the US) -- each delineated by a numbered plate on the transmission tunnel -- ensuring they'll be in short supply and moving fast off of dealers' lots. The exclusive color for the MX-5 3rd Generation Limited is Velocity Red Mica. Front and rear bumpers feature the same distinctive red color, while the front bumper grille, A-pillar, outer door handle, head lamp bezel and foglamp cover all boast unique, silver trim. In addition, and to make the car stand out from a distance, the windshield frame is clad in silver trim. Between the Velocity Red Mica paint, dynamic 17-inch alloy wheels with exclusive silver finish and the exterior trim changes, onlookers and owners alike will recognize it as a truly exceptional -- and collectable -- vehicle. Inside, the MX-5 3rd Generation Limited includes a Sirius(R) satellite radio-compatible seven-speaker BOSE(R) AM/FM/CD stereo, stainless steel scuff plates and a numbered badge. In addition, exclusive red leather seats nicely match the exterior of the car and offer excellent support and an ideal driving position. Black leather seats are optional. |
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