Soft top or RF? The classic MX-5 has a fabric top you open by hand in a few seconds. The RF, available since 2017, has a power-retractable hardtop: quieter on the highway and better insulated in winter, with a coupe look when closed.
Model years to know: the current generation (ND) has been sold since 2016. For 2019, the 2.0L engine gained power and revs higher: it is a sought-after turning point. For 2024, the MX-5 got a larger screen, new lights and revised chassis tuning.
The trims: GS, GS-P and GT, from the simplest to the best-equipped (leather, Bose audio, driver-assistance features depending on the year).
Ready for top-down driving? Open the listing of the MX-5 you like and schedule a test drive at the dealership shown.
In Canada, Mazda offers a 3-year comprehensive warranty and a 5-year powertrain warranty, both with unlimited mileage, starting from the in-service date. A recent MX-5 may still have part of it left. Each listing shows a sample payment. Want to trade in your current vehicle? Get your vehicle appraised online.
The fabric soft top is lighter and opens in a few seconds; the RF, with its power hardtop, is quieter and better insulated in winter.
2019 and newer models have the more powerful 2.0L engine; 2024 and newer add a larger screen and revised tuning.
The price depends on the model year, the top (soft top or RF), the trim and the mileage. Each listing shows the all-in price, plus taxes.
Yes, with good winter tires, which are required from December 1 to March 15. The RF, with its hardtop, is the better insulated of the two.
Prices shown on each listing, plus taxes.
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