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Mazda MX-5 Gets a Facelift
Written by: Autocar staff   http://www.autocar.co.uk
09/05/2008
Paris, France
 
A more aggressive front end is the revised MX-5's biggest change. (Mazda photo) ยป More Photos

The facelifted Mazda MX-5 has been revealed ahead of its Paris show debut.

This official image confirms that Mazda’s popular roadster will receive a mild facelift with the majority of alterations happening to the car’s front end.

Most noticeable are the new black fog light surrounds, which have become bigger and taken on a more angular shape to give the car a sharper, more aggressive appearance.

The
grille has also grown in size and now dips to form a V-shape, rather than the rounded design on the current model. The headlights follow the same theme, taking on a different angle to match the fog light surrounds. A new front splitter design completes the new face.

The revisions don’t extend to new engines, so the current range will remain when sales begin early next year.

Vicky Parrott/Autocar magazine.
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