1994 Mazda Miata

Description

Lightweight, nimble, and noted for its reliability, the Mazda MX-5 Miata has been the quintessential entry-level two-seater sports car for over 30 years running. Now in its fourth generation, the early, pop-up headlight cars are highly sought after as the purest examples of the perfectly-balanced roadster. This lovely first-generation Miata boasts the larger and more willing 1.8-liter engine introduced in 1993, offering additional horsepower for weekend adventures. As the supply of rust-free, unmodified Miatas continues to dwindle, this highly original, well-kept example should not be overlooked.

Highlights

• Beautifully presented, mechanically stock Japanese roadster

• Agile and lightweight, weighing a mere 2,183 lbs

• Power comes from a 1.8-liter inline-four paired with a five-speed manual transmission

• Finished in Brilliant Black over black cloth upholstery and a matching black canvas soft top

• As per consignor, the valve cover gasket was recently replaced by EOS Motorsports of Boulder, Colorado

• Other service highlights performed by EOS reportedly include transmission and differential fluid replaced at 34,000 miles, radiator replaced at 35,336 miles, and front brake pads replaced at 37,000 miles

• Showing 41,489 miles on the odometer at the time of cataloging

Features

• Steel 14-inch wheels

• Pop-up headlights

• Eunos badging

• Aftermarket Pioneer stereo

• Manually-folding soft top

• Power-assisted four-wheel disc brakes

• Front and rear independent suspension

Known Flaws

• Scuffs and scratches on front bumper near tow hooks and passenger side marker light

• Minor scratches on driver’s side door sill 

Included 

• Two keys

• Owner's manual

• Jack

• Lug wrench

• Spare tire

• Carfax report

Ownership History

A three owner car with its Carfax showing early history in California. In Colorado since 1997, it has been cherished and driven sparingly by the previous owner for the last nine years.