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The sporty Mazda MX-5 has been updated for 2024, with strong supply expected to meet or exceed last year’s sales. Alastair Doak, national marketing manager for Mazda Australia, mentioned a temporary supply shortage in 2023 but anticipates matching or surpassing last year’s sales. Sales in 2023 totaled 653 units, a 31.9% increase. In the first half of 2024, 299 units have been sold, up 23.6%. Customers can expect a wait time of one-to-two months for both the Roadster and RF models. Mazda Australia predicts 60% of buyers will choose the RF and 65% will opt for the manual transmission. Pricing starts at $41,520 for the MX-5 Roadster manual and goes up to $56,140 for the MX-5 RF GT RS manual. The update includes an 8.8-inch Mazda Connect infotainment system and new stability control features.
Brands mentioned: Mazda
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