2011 Mazda Mx-5 Miata Touring Convertible 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Decatur, Illinois, United States
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BELIEVE IT OR NOT, it won't be long before you can let top down! Get a head start on the warm weather and join the Miata Club! SUPER FUN TO DRIVE, we are thrilled to offer you the AWARD-WINNING ~ 2011 MAZDA MIATA MX5 TOURING ~ edition. NEAR PERFECT and truly SHOWROOM FRESH, this Miata comes with LOW, LOW MILES (10,274)! Experience a whole new driving experience when you get behind the wheel of this PERFECTLY BALANCED MACHINE. The near-perfect front-to-rear weight distribution and handling will anticipate your every move. The 4-cylinder engine produces167 horses to quickly move its 2500 lb. frame, and Miata seems always eager to play. Its short-throw 6-SPEED MANUAL gearbox is as good as it gets. This one features true race attributes in its ability to leap from corner to corner on a tight and winding road. This car even has a racing series! One of the best shades ~ TRUE RED ~ paint adorns this Mazda while BLACK CLOTH TOP looks as new as the day it was driven off the showroom floor. This COLLECTORS ITEM speaks for itself in overall FUN AND VALUE. You probably won't find any better than this! Come join the fun thanks to sales specialist ~ Rey Rodriguez ~ and Bob Brady Auto Mall! Grab this one today by contacting Rey at 217-823-9179 call or text and arrange your VIP inspection and test drive of this sportster before it's gone.
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