2016 Mazda mx-5 miata

For sale is my 2016 MX-5 Miata Convertible in Soul Red with 72,500 miles. It is a NJ Rebuilt title and the listing price is reflective of that. It truly is a Rebuilt title in name only and has proven to be mechanically sound over the course of its life with me.
I purchased this Miata with 32k miles, where the previous owner was rear ended, rebuilt it and then sold it. This Miata then became my daily driver for the next 4 years and 40,000 miles. I estimate that 3/4 of the miles I accrued are highway miles and the rest were city/mountain/backroad miles.
Maintenance done:
- Oil changed every 5k miles
- Spark plugs 12k miles ago
- Transmission fluid at 50k
Mods:
- Flyin' Miata ND high flow midpipe
- Goodwin Racing Roadstersport Super-Q Twin Tip exhaust
- CravenSpeed Stubby Antennae
- CravenSpeed vent magnetic phone mount
Included for free in the sale:
- A set of 4 wheels/tires that I use for winter. They are equipped with Blizzaks and have at least 2-3 seasons left on them.
- A set of 4 OEM ND Miata Bilstein Shocks (the yellow ones). I purchased them from someone who upgraded their shocks. They have about 5k miles on them.
In my ownership, the car has had 0 days in the shop for any failures or any fixes, whether it be mechanical, electrical, or structural. Initially, I wanted to get into an inexpensive ND Miata and was aware of the unreliability of Rebuilt/Salvage cars. However, after years with the car, I am able to say that the car is mechanically as great as any other and am truly melancholic to see it have to go due to updated needs for a 4 seater car.
Please come take a look and a test drive for yourself.
- Tyler

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