EVERY MX-5 Miata NA Special Edition Produced | On Board
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2020
- Grab your anoraks and strap in, things are gonna get geeky!
I rather foolishly asked whether folks would be interested in a video detailing every single Mazda MX-5 Miata NA Special Edition produced, little did I realise quite how many there are.
Enjoy this video tour of 101 different Miata variants produced between 1989 and 1998. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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Wow - this was incredible. The amount of research and effort producing this video is on a level I haven't come across on TH-cam. Really well done - thanks!
Thank-you, Dustin! I'm so happy you enjoyed the video and its details. Your kind comment is really appreciated!
Perfect for MX-5 NA fans!
I'm happy you think so. Thanks for watching!
@@AveragetoPoor No problem at all!😄
YESS
yeah
I shared this to the Facebook group MX5 of Australia. I hope it spreads like wildfire, and you get a million views. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five stars.
Thanks for sharing the video, Kevin! I really do appreciate it!
I have an S-limited. 54 cars known to survive in the Facebook group with owner's in Europe, USA and Canada one of which features in a Doug Demuro video.
For Canada, the 1993 “25th Anniversary of Mazda in Canada” limited edition had the bespoke “floating wing” which is the prettiest wing ever affixed to a Miata, made for Mazda Canada by a company in Quebec. There were only 300 LEs, not 500, with 150 with and 150 without the detachable hard top.
US-market cars had the front air dam, rear skirt, and rear lip spoiler, whereas Canadian-market cars only came with the floating wing.
Amazing videos man!! Love it.
Man, your videos (on the History of the NA and this one) are sooooooo much interesting (I don't have the necessary amount of "o" on my computer to make you understand my feeling). Hope you will be able to do the same for the story of the NB and all special editions too with the same "On board" that was so beautiful to watch and learn from XD
Amazing effort - thanks for doing this!
Very well put together video!
awesome video! this is crazy, I am so happy youtube suggested this! I would also watch every NB Special Edition video ;D
Thoroughly admirable research and clip production. Thanks for sharing
Excellent video, looks like a lot of work went into this! I learned a good bit too, I wasn't aware of all the non US market special editions. Good stuff! 👍
Im glad i found this video. Words cannot describe how well made this presentation is.
This is great! Makes me appreciate my 1028 more!
Great video . So many I didn’t know about
Thank you so much, I love this video and the Miata history video!
Thanks for watching, Mike. I'm really happy you enjoy the videos so much!
I'm sure I will become an excellent student if my professor can come up with this kind of animation and explanation during his lecture. Superb content. The music is perfect, it's unobtrusive but I know it's there to fill in and your voice is clear in explaining things. Love it.
This was awesome! It would be great to see a NB video as well as a follow up.
Your an amazing youtuber very good video format thank you
Thanks for watching and thank-you for your kind comment, I'm really pleased you enjoy the videos!
I love the graphics in the video. I’m amazed that Mazda made so many special editions. I have a ‘94 M edition. I bought it used and the tan leather had already deteriorated beyond repair. My choice is to either find used ones (which are usually in bad condition too) or spend big bucks getting them recovered.
Excellent again. Thanks. Rob
Thanks, Rob! Glad you enjoyed it!
I have 97 M edition and I believe 3,000 of them were produced instead of 300. Still very impressive video, I subscribed and looking forward to the future videos.
Very well done and also very well researched!
I've got a decent amount of knowledge in the special editons NAs sold in Austria and Germany but you got them all correct.
I drive a 1995 Yellow Edition of which only 99 models were sold in Austria. They had special "Suede" seats which is basically Alcantara.
The difference in the 90BHP 1.6 and the original 115BHP engine is just camshaft and slightly shorter pistons, reducing the compression by a small margin.
Due to the difference in camshaft timings it has more torque in the low and mid rev range but less max power. A very common mod is to simply put camshafts from the 115HP engine in to get about 10 to 15 HP back from the detune. You can run this on the stock ECU without issues.
I'm glad to see my US market information website "Miatas In America" still lives on through your videos. Great job on documenting the global market.
Hi Chris! I certainly do recognise your name from the database on miata.net! Such an excellent and useful database you collected on there, thank-you for your effort in doing so! And thanks for watching!
Awesome video dude!
Thank-you, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
Another great video
Thanks for the research. That was excellent
Amazing video.
G Limited actually has all the performance parts of the S and R, like torsion LSD, bilstins but then G only items like alcantara seats, lightest wheels made for an mx5 (by Enkle) and the color actually changes like a chameleon. Blue to purple, so blurple.
I love my one
Thanks for the extra information! It's awesome to hear you own such an awesome special edition, I'm a big fan of the G-Limited too, and the colour changing paint is really interesting to hear about. I did want to mention the lightweight hollow wheels in the video however in the interest of keeping the narrative flowing I opted to cut it from the final draft of the script. It was a similar case with the Torsen LSD. However from my research I couldn't find any evidence that the Bilstein dampers were offered as standard on the G-Limited, I thought they were simply a popular optional extra offered on the variant.
Im so glad youve made this!!
Thanks! I'm really pleased you enjoyed it.
I've been looking into buying a mazda as a dayly runner, not practical but I love them to bits
They certainly do have some drawbacks in terms of using as a daily driver. The small size, the noisy cabin and the fabric hoods which always end up leaking at least a little at some point or another. However the fun of ownership is well worth these drawbacks if you can get away with having them. Best of luck for your car hunt!
Thank you so much im building a miata and yohr videos help a lot
Thanks for the video,great job! You could make more like
skyline GT-R,NSX,IMpreza,Rx-7 etc
Wow I still can’t believe that you haven’t blown up yet. All of your content is incredibly good all round from information, production etc.. The content you make reminds me of a channel with millions of subscribers, you deserve millions of subscribers! Your content reminds me of the TH-cam channel donut media. I literally never comment on any TH-cam channels but you deserve my appreciation. Keep up the good work and I’m sure one day you will blow up. 👍
Thank-you so much for your comment, I really do appreciate your kind words. Hopefully one day these videos will be seen by a wider audience however in the meantime, as long as those who see the videos enjoy them I'm happy. Thanks for watching.
Graham Borrajo yeah it will be that one video that gets in the algorithm and then it’s all from there!
Great content! ✌🏼
Thanks, Andrea!
Mine is a V-Special Eunos Roadster. Lovely. Imported to UK 2002, exact manufacture date unknown 1990 or 1991.
Great explanation bud.
Amazing video.
Thanks a million.
Any chance to make a similar one for the nb/nc/nd?
There are facts I would like you to know. There is a Mazda MX-5 Miata NA called "Legendary Roadster" in Japan. Reservation started at Eunos stores nationwide in 1997. It is a rare "Mazdaspeed C spec" with less than 5 units in the world. I am one of the owners.
cool video fr!
Brilliant!
Thank-you!
For Canada, the 1997 Speedster Edition combined the Torsten LSD into a standard interior car, plus Nardi goodies and the 1996 US-market 1996 M-Edition’s wheels.
I have a standard NA6 and now I need one of every single one.
My Dad has a Green 91 Special Edition with Gold BBSs. He bought it In 1992 when I was 3. He still has it with 62k!
You forgot the Ricer Miata lol
Very informative video, thank you for your efforts, I'd love one for the ND in the future maybe :D
Hahaha the greatest special edition of them all!
I'm really pleased you enjoyed the video, thanks for giving it a watch. I hope to make my way through all generations of the MX-5 Miata, I'll likely wait until the ND is out of production to cover it though as I won't want to miss any editions.
Not long ago they released the Eunos Edition in France.
You're absolutely right, I reckon it looks great too! Unfortunately despite it being inspired by the Eunos Roadster S-Limited I couldn't feature the new car as it's a ND MX-5.
For Canada in 1993, we also had a repeat of the 1992 brilliant black special edition (tan leather).
How many special editions on your new miata?
Mazda:YES
(Edit: its in the year 1989 on july)
For Canada, the 1992 Sunburst Yellow was a limited edition.
For Canada, the 1992 Brilliant Black was a special edition.
Could you do a video on the history of the Lexus LS? It’s interesting to note that Lexus and the Miata are the same age, both released in 1989 and probably had been doing road tests at the same time. And the LS also had infighting from corporate wanting a more Japanese traditional luxury car compared to American and European luxury styles.
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll get the LS added to the list of future video ideas. It's a car I know very little about so I'd really enjoy researching it and learning all about its story. Thanks for watching!
Also S-Specials came with the MSSS1 sound system.
Thanks for the extra info!
can you do an NB-ND version next?
No airbag in the Canadian-market 1991 BRG limited edition. We didn’t receive airbags in our MX-5 Miatas until 1993.
Awesome video! Was wondering if you would do one on the Porsche 997 911
Thank-you! I'll add the Porsche 997 to my list of future video ideas. One day I'd love to produce a series of videos detailing the history of each 911 generation. Thanks for watching!
@@AveragetoPoor loved the video by the way, love seeing the different configurations of these cars from the factory!
Please do the same with NB
I'll certainly add that to the list of future video ideas. Thanks for watching!
The 1991 Canadian market BRG was designated (in its brochure) as a Limited Edition instead of a Special Edition. Strangely, Mazda never disclosed how many were manufactured and did not provide owners with their car's production number. Imagine that!
thanks
I watched hoping to see NB's hahahaha great in depth vid though
Ahh bad luck, though thanks for watching the video anyway! Initially I was going to include every single special edition from the NA through to the ND in a single video before realising there would be around 350 most likely. Hopefully one day I'll make a similar video for the NB Special Editions.
@@AveragetoPoor I just checked your channel to look for the NB version. I would love that video as an NB owner myself! Thank you for this one! Great work.
It's like they found out how the owners customized them, then resold "special editions", with the same accessories.
I got the starlight mica m edition :)
Very nice but you dont speak about the special 94 brg in Canada full loaded i have one!
the main photo in R-Ltd presentation is actually my car, picture made by previous owner, posted on mx5nutz.com forum ✌️
That's awesome! And my congratulations on owning such an amazing car, a real beauty it is!
I have the 06’
Where does the 1994 NA8C fit in?
Why is the sway bar picture of a strut bar??? ???? hahah
NB Video PLEASE
Would you ever make a video on the ae86
For sure! It's a car whose history I really don't know many don't know much about so I'd love to learn. I'll add it to the list of future video ideas. Thanks for watching!
@@AveragetoPoor Please do a video on the Mazda RX-7 too.
What about the nb’s?
I own a 1992 Miata and it has nearly everything a SE would have. The only things it doesnt have is the tan soft top and power windows. I want to know what my Miata really is
my special edition is not there! BRG 94 with so many things in it!
I own a NA 93 LE #883
What about the 94 Enigma Edition? Seen 3 of them now and no one knows anything about them?
So how do I have a black 1998 mx5😕
from this it seems mazda had a lot of free time on thier hand to keep constantly making miatas on miatas
now do all the rx7s
How the hell did u find all this info???
Awesome. Author is obviously not that much of a gear head, note the photo they refer to as "anti-roll bar" LOL
*Is He Not Gonna Mention That The STO Was Supercharged?*
Can you make a Ferrari F40 history video?
That is absolutely a car I want to cover! There's a few cars I'm especially keen to produce a really detailed video on and the F40 is one of them. Thanks for watching!
@@AveragetoPoor I cant wait! Love the videos!
I know you are an NA fan, but please, please do the same for the NB. I have owned both and there is nothing like this anywhere for the NB. Please, please, please.
Hi Kevin, thanks for watching and for the feedback. I absolutely am planning on producing videos on the NB, it's a car I've really warmed to over the years. I plan on producing a video sharing a detailed history on the MK2 and it's story, and then a video like this one, detailing every single special edition of the car (which arguably has some of the coolest Miata special editons of all the MX-5 generations).
You missed the mazdaspeed ones!
A-Spec
B-Spec
B-Spec supercharged
C-spec
Grand turismo- III TAKE YOUR ENTIETR STOCK!!!!!
You’re sick Miata psycho ❤
Do this with other cars please.
What cars would you be interested in me covering?
@@AveragetoPoor Mx-5 second generation - NB please :)
Sure thing! I'll add that to the list of future video ideas!
Graham Borrajo Impreza/WRX? ;)
I'll add it to the list!
No A-spec , B-spec , or C-spec /:
the limited version of the special edition of the limited version the limited version of the limited version f the miata
Hahaha SO . MANY . EDITIONS!