2016 Mazda MX-5 Miata Has Arrived at Sport Mazda Orlando

The newest generation of the car that rewrote the record book for sports car sales worldwide , the Mazda Miata, HAS ARRIVED at Sport Mazda in Orlando.  The 2016 Mazda MX-5 Miata is redesigned from the ground up and has a full-suite of Skyactiv technologies.  

Already the Auto Industry periodicals are full of praise for the Miata with comments like “a modern day reincarnation of the original Miata that stole our hearts in 1989….It’s comfortable. It looks great. And it drives like a Miata should. In other words, it’s perfect.”  Or, “the more time I spend with the new Miata, the more I like it.”  And, “I cannot stress it enough: The relationship between car and driver is stronger in the new Miata than perhaps any vehicle I’ve tested in recent years.” And finally, “I’ll cut right to the chase, it’s brilliant.”

Want more information on the 2016 Mazda MX-5 Miata.  Stay tuned as I will be bringing you a series of blogs on features that set this car apart from the competition.  If you want to read more right now, check out these articles.

AutoGuide.com,2016 Mazda MX-5 Review

Edmunds .com,2016 Mazda MX-5 Miata Convertible Review    

             

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Return to rotary, Mazda 16X rotary to launch in two years

Mazda has always been a big name when it comes to rotary engines but in recent years with their focus on fuel efficiency and performance in the SKYACTIV platform, there has been nothing new to show in rotaries. According to AutoBlog.com, a Mazda USA insider tipped that the 16X rotary engine that has been known to be in development for the past few years will finally launch alongside an all-new model in two years.

The last rotary engine developed by Mazda was the Renesis that powered the RX-8 which ended its production run for North American drivers in 2011 due to lack of demand and failing to meet emission standards in Europe.

The 16X will outperform the Renesis while maintaining better fuel economy that has become a staple in Mazda’s commitment to automotive engineering.

It is unknown what the new model will feature the new rotary engine but with recent rumors of a future reboot in the RX-7 to hit dealerships in the upcoming years, it seems likely that the new model will be a sports car.

For more information about Mazda vehicles, visit SportMazdaOrlando.com which is home of the Mazda Experts. For auto shoppers looking to try out a new Mazda, the Mazda Experts at Don Mealey’s Sport Mazda, an Orlando Mazda dealer in Florida, can help set up an appointment.

Via: AutoBlog.com