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TRA-Kyoto gives the new Mazda MX-5 a widebody kit

TRA-Kyoto gives the new Mazda MX-5 a widebody kit

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blogentry-133713-0-14938300-1451312832_thumb.jpgFinally, the fourth generation of the world's best selling roadster, the Mazda MX-5 has received Tra-Kyoto's magical treatment and boy, it looks stunningly good in our eyes.

 

blogentry-133713-0-62251500-1451313264_thumb.jpgLike all the other cars that they have touched on, the small tuning shop has given the ND MX-5 wider fenders, front and rear bumper lips and a pair of side skirts. Other must have add-ons include the huge spoiler, deep dish vintage wheels and the roll bar.

 

blogentry-133713-0-68755800-1451314790_thumb.jpgNo doubt that the car is not discreet at all, but fans will not care as the company has always been giving their cars the "over-the-top-look" it.

 

Nothing has been said about the performance of the car which means the 1.5-litre variant should still produce 129bhp and do the century sprint in 8.3 seconds. Not too shabby for a 1.5-litre!




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