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MX-5 - WhatCar? Car of the Year

Wanted Man · 2006-03-03 13:44:36

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03-03-2006 1:44pm

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Go and See:

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#2 03-03-2006 3:36pm

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but you could have bothered to link properly

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#3 03-03-2006 3:43pm

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I've only driven the original one (and a pretty battered example at that!), but I thought it was a great little car!

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#4 03-03-2006 4:05pm

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I thought the 320d got car of the year, and the MX5 got roadster of the year

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#5 03-03-2006 4:38pm

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Yep 320d got the car of the year, MX5 is best open top.

Really preferred the previous two incarnations of the MX5 though, think they've uglified it a bit!

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#6 06-03-2006 9:00am

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You need to see a Mk3 "in the flesh" (you really, really do!)

IMHO, and as a long-time owner of a Mk1, the Mk3 is an absolutely spot-on update, but the Mk2 wasn't needed (and the decision to drop the pop-up headlights called for beheadings )

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#7 06-03-2006 9:36am

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ambro25 wrote:

(and the decision to drop the pop-up headlights called for beheadings )

I think that decision was made by some safety council or other...
Pedestrians and pop-up headlights don't get on too well.

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