Mazda MX-5 Miata 30th-Year Edition to Bow Where It All Began: Chicago
Mazda’s plucky roadster has a long history with the Chicago Auto Show — and it’s adding another historic chapter this year. The automaker will unveil the 30th-anniversary version of the MX-5 Miata at the show, a full three decades after the original model was unveiled there.
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The MX-5 was revised for 2019 with more power along with additional safety and convenience features. Details are slim (and the teaser image hazy) about the new 30th Anniversary Edition, but it’s unlikely that its changes will be significant.
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According to Mazda, it should just make a good thing even better. “Now and into the future, Mazda remains committed to the idea behind the original Mazda MX-5 in 1989: a car that makes everyone happy,” Mazda said in a statement.
We’ll have our full team of automotive journalists on the ground at Cars.com’s hometown automotive exhibit, covering the Miata reveal and all the rest of the action straight from the show floor at the 2019 Chicago Auto Show starting Feb. 7 — so be sure to check back in with us early and often.
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