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2009 Mazda Miata MX-5 Launched In Japan
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12/09/08
I don't see the effeminate thing ever. But then my Miata has a roll bar and sits a little bit lower.
However, I must admit that I need to drive this small car to compensate for the enormousness of my "wedding tackle".
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I have seen LS1 small blocks squeezed into 300ZXs, 350Zs, RX-7s, 240Zs, 240SXs, and even the odd S2000. If one must really, and truly, feel the urge the screw up the cars near-perfect factory balance, I am sure one could cram an LS1 into this thing as well.
12/09/08
The new headlights are good, though. I appreciate those. Needs more pop-ups, though.
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And they also added 10% more estrogen, which didn't seem possible but was crucial.
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And the other above poster also has a point, I must have man-image issues. That car (and my ex-wife's Sebring convertible) have always been girl cars to me, maybe because I never see guys driving them.
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I agree, the two cars are targeted at slightly different markets.
However, if you want to slay the big boys on the track, get the softtop MX-5 with the 6 speed (about 23 k$ in the US) and throw on the Cosworth supercharger and intercooler (5500 $), and a set of 17x9 wheels with appropriate tires. You'll be kicking serious but for about 30 k$, all in.
Of course, you wouldn't have the factory warranty that would come the S2000.
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The 2009 model starts at $35K and easily clears $38K with some bells/whistles. That's close to Evo/STI land.
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I am secure enough with the size of my manhood to enjoy driving a lightweight, rear-wheel-drive car, thank you.
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+1 more in the Miata column.