Is it safe to drive a Mazda MX 5?
You have to have a thick skin to drive an MX-5 because no one will understand why you’ve bought it. That one weird guy who always wears a tracksuit and who bought a Polo for £500 that he’s since sunk £4000 into modifying might give you a knowing nod, but everyone else will just think you’re trying too hard to get in touch with your feminine side.
What does the Mazda MX 5 look like?
The MX-5 has an annoyingly happy face. It looks like a really stupid but overly-confident person who’s too thick to contemplate their own existence, so just bounds around the place like a giddy child on too many Smarties.
Is the Mazda MX 5 a cult car?
The Mazda MX-5 has become a cult hero – particularly the Mk1 – and while I can see where the craze came from, I just don’t understand the fervour surrounding the little roadster. It feels like a joke that’s gone on so long people have forgotten there’s supposed to be a punchline. This list is my attempt to drop a weight off my shoulders.
Is the Mazda MX-5 a Rust Bucket car?
What they don’t realise is that because you own that car, you get that joke all the damn time. It’ll go from mildly amusing to downright anger-inducing in about a week. 7. They’re rust buckets
How manybhp does a Mazda MX 5 have?
I’m the first to champion driving thrills over power, but the MX-5 takes it too far. The Toyota GT86 often gets derided for its wheezy engine, but with 197bhp it has enough.
Why do people make jokes about the Mazda MX 5?
The ‘hairdresser’ comment is one of those jokes people who rarely see MX-5s will always dole out and think they’re hilarious. What they don’t realise is that because you own that car, you get that joke all the damn time. It’ll go from mildly amusing to downright anger-inducing in about a week. 7. They’re rust buckets
Is it safe to buy a Toyota MX-5?
So here are 10 reasons why you should never buy an MX-5. 1. They’re not fast I’m the first to champion driving thrills over power, but the MX-5 takes it too far. The Toyota GT86 often gets derided for its wheezy engine, but with 197bhp it has enough.
The Mazda MX-5 has become a cult hero – particularly the Mk1 – and while I can see where the craze came from, I just don’t understand the fervour surrounding the little roadster. It feels like a joke that’s gone on so long people have forgotten there’s supposed to be a punchline. This list is my attempt to drop a weight off my shoulders.