Description

1991 Mazda Eunos V-Spec (MkI)

No Reserve

Desirable 1.6-litre V-Spec Roadster with tan leather and timber Nardi steering wheel; WolfRace 17" alloys and poished roll bar

Dating from 1991, this Mazda Eunos (MX5) MkI is finished in gleaming black, sitting on what looks like lowered suspension and wears a set of after-market 17” five-spoke Wolfrace alloy wheels. It also features ‘Lexus-style’ rear light clusters which really help to give the car its unique look.

Being the JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) V-spec version of the MX5, known as the Eunos, it has a better spec than UK cars including tan leather interior with integral speakers in the head rests, Nardi timber steering wheel, timber gearknob and handbrake handle, wood affect trim, air conditioning (untested), electric windows, electric mirrors and power steering.

In addition, we find a useful polished roll bar, Sony face-off radio/CD player, metal starter button (conventional ignition), rear fog light switch, Roadster branded metal door card/speaker cover sections and manually operated tan vinyl soft-top.

Under the bonnet, sits a fuel injected 1.6 litre B6ZE (RS) four-cylinder DOHC engine which was specifically designed for the Eunos/MX5 and develops 115bhp and 136NM of torque driving the rear wheels via five-speed M526 manual transmission giving great performance for its size and weight ensuring proper driver involvement and huge fun factor.

The history file includes the V5C revealing the car to have been imported and registered in the UK in March 2000 since when it’s had six former keepers to the current, an old V5C, couple of sundry bills including for a service in 2010 at 104,000Km, one old MOT and the current valid until March-23 recording no advisories and showing the car to have covered only a little over 1,000km each year between tests for the past few years whilst residing in Cornwall.

Ready to be enjoyed, this Eunos MkI looks and feels the part and is on offer at No Reserve, so the highest bid takes it home. Absolutely worth a look, particularly given the way they have taken off in price of late!

Buyers please note, the Experian report states this car was subject to Category-D insurance claim in February 2001.

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