Mazda heats things up with "Special" Miata

Mazda heats things up with "Special" Miata
Photos by -Autonet.ca
Staff
Published: 08 02 2002

The 2002 Mazda Miata Special Edition sports Titanium Gray Metallic or Blazing Yellow Mica body paint. The Titanium Gray SE model comes with a deep saddle brown leather-faced interior and door panels, and the Blazing Yellow SE has, for the first time in the Miata's 13-year history, a black leather interior. The seats on the black leather SE carry the Miata logo embroidered into the seat back.

Other features of both 2002 Miata SE models are a standard in-dash 6-CD changer with 200-watt Bose® AM/FM/CD audio system with speed-sensing audio volume control, a slick-shifting six-speed manual transmission, chrome fuel filler door, custom 16-inch Enkei alloy wheels and Mazda's exclusive Special Edition badging.

Also included are two-tone, three-spoke NARDI® steering wheel, a NARDI® leather shift knob and handbrake lever, white gauge faces, aluminum accent rings on the gauges, aluminum door handles, foot pedals and foot rest as well as aluminum scuff plates.

Like all Miata models, the 2002 Miata Special Edition is powered by a 142-horsepower, 1.8-litre DOHC four-cylinder engine. Power-assisted rack-and-pinion steering and four-wheel disc brakes are also standard on all Miatas.

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