Photo: X-Tomi Design
This Mazda MX-5 Miata you see above could win any limbo contest held on any beach in the world but sadly, that won't happen in real life.
Rumors about a more powerful Mazda MX-5 Miata have been swarming on the Internet recently, and only Mazda and their PR voice were able to spot them by officially ruling out the possibility of building a faster Miata with more ponies under the hood.
So, no spicy Mazda MX-5 people, the roadster is (almost) perfect in its current setup. However, being from Japan, the MX-5 Miata will no doubt be the subject of many tuning experiments, with some involving wide body kits and lowered suspensions, similar to what RWB/RAUH-Welt BEGRIFF is doing to Porsche 911 models.
The rendering comes from X-Tomi Design and in our view, manages to get the dark side out of the Miata, although that blue color hue on the car's outer shell tells a different story. Then again, that spoiler looks like a monster that had its last meal like 5,000 years ago and now is waiting for breakfast.
However, with this being only another image created in Pixel Land, we will have to wait some time until a similar real-life creation emerges. It goes without saying that any car maniac who owns the new MX-5 can go for it and use the rendering as inspiration because we won't mind.
As usual, we'd like to know what's your opinion on this. Is the manipulated image worthy of an in-the-metal corresponded or should it remain in digital form? Tell us what you think in the comments section below.
So, no spicy Mazda MX-5 people, the roadster is (almost) perfect in its current setup. However, being from Japan, the MX-5 Miata will no doubt be the subject of many tuning experiments, with some involving wide body kits and lowered suspensions, similar to what RWB/RAUH-Welt BEGRIFF is doing to Porsche 911 models.
The rendering comes from X-Tomi Design and in our view, manages to get the dark side out of the Miata, although that blue color hue on the car's outer shell tells a different story. Then again, that spoiler looks like a monster that had its last meal like 5,000 years ago and now is waiting for breakfast.
However, with this being only another image created in Pixel Land, we will have to wait some time until a similar real-life creation emerges. It goes without saying that any car maniac who owns the new MX-5 can go for it and use the rendering as inspiration because we won't mind.
As usual, we'd like to know what's your opinion on this. Is the manipulated image worthy of an in-the-metal corresponded or should it remain in digital form? Tell us what you think in the comments section below.
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