They will be displayed at the Tokyo Auto Salon, along with some modified crossovers.
As the year winds down, we are slowly shifting our focus to the Detroit Auto Show, the next major car show. The Tokyo Auto Salon will also be taking place next month. Mazda Four tricked out cars will be on display. The MX-5 Miata, or Roadster as it is known in Japan, is the most prominent of these products.
The modified Miata, also known as the Mazda Roadster Drop-Head Coupe Concept (or simply the Mazda Roadster Drop-Head Coupe Concept), features a removable hardtop made from carbon fiber. Mazda may be worried that this accessory might eat into RF’s sales, so it’s too early to tell if there are plans to offer it. It looks fantastic and will allow buyers to personalize their car in many other ways.
There are many other features to the MX-5, such as 16-inch RAYS forged tires, front and back skirts, LEDs for turn signals, and the license plate lamp. A limited slip differential, an upgraded filter, and a tow hook are also included. Recaro seats, an aluminum pedal set, a trim for the dashboard and fancy floor mats complete the package.
The new Mazda3 was unveiled at the Los Angeles Auto Show last month. Zoom-Zoom is still looking for ways to spice the chic hatchback. The Mazda3 Custom Style is a subtle aerodynamic body kit that features glossy black accents.
The CX-5, and CX-8 crossovers will also be on display at the Tokyo Auto Salon 2019, which begins January 11. These two models will be equipped with discreet body kits, as well as a few upgrades such illuminated scuff plates or aluminum pedal sets for the CX-5, and larger wheels for the CX-8.