When folding hardtop convertibles like the Lexus SC 430,
upcoming VW Eos and Volvo C70 hit the scene, Mazda started worrying about the MX-5 being competitive in the market.
Enter the Mazda MX5 Hardtop, on schedule to be an available option for the 2007 model. The MX-5
Hardtop is Mazda’s answer to the growing number of consumers who prefer the comfort and quiet of a hardtop
convertible over a traditional ragtop. No other changes to the body are likely, which means the top will add some
weight. Expect to see this model available for an additional $2-$3K on top of the base MX-5 price.
If anyone in a decision-making position at BMW/MINI is reading, please consider this for the MINI Cooper
convertible, I beg you.
[Thanks for all the tips on this one]