1991 Mazda Miata MX5

The Mazda Miata has legions of loyal fans and for good reason. Mazda took great pains to design a true sports car with innovative engineering and high-end content. That they were able to accomplish this at such a competitive price point made it a top seller. The Miata has proven itself on the road and on the race track as a capable performer that’s just plain fun to drive. This 1991 Miata MX-5 Convertible is an excellent example that has been coddled and cared-for since new, but driven a mere 26,410 miles. The fact that it happens to be coated in Classic Red only adds to its attractiveness and value. With the car comes the original window sticker and careful records of service and maintenance performed since new. A professional appraisal is further evidence that the car was important to its owner. The Miata is indeed well engineered and “just feels right.” One unique feature is the “Power Plant Frame,” an aluminum subframe that ties the entire drivetrain together as a unit. The result is a rigid structure that provides superior control and handling. The car is generously optioned with air conditioning, aluminum wheels, AM/FM/CD sound with headrest speakers, power windows, and cruise control. The H5 option box was checked too. To ensure optimum performance, this Miata has the optional limited slip differential. Black bucket seats with center console highlight the inside. The convertible top and vinyl rear window are in excellent condition, and a removable boot comes with it. The trunk looks as if it’s never been used. The factory cover still wraps the spare tire, and the factory jack is in its proper place. 30 miles per gallon is another nice bonus. It’s a 1991 Mazda MX-5 Convertible, and it’s a great opportunity to own an exceptional example of a very desirable, well equipped sports car.