Mazda MX-5 2024: As Good As Ever? (Mazda MX-5 2.0 Litre Homura) Hello guys, and welcome back to Car Obsession. If you're a regular to channel you will know that I'm quite a big fan of the Mazda MX-5. I've owned four and in this video I'm even wearing an owner's club jacket for extra nerd points. The car is currently in its fourth generation and it’s fair to say, it’s been around a for long time. Since production started in 2015 it has received a few updates, but this is the first facelift that’s actually given the car….a facelift. Ok, the facelift isn’t actually a major change from the previous version, but if you ask me, that’s no bad thing. You will need to look carefully, but in case you can’t see the difference, let me give you a hint. The LED headlights have been redesigned and now include the daytime running lights, and the rear lights have been tweaked as well. There’s also a new Aero Grey paint choice, but other than that, it’s as you were before in the style department.   Mazda has also made changes to the inside by installing a larger 8.8-inch display which makes use of wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The instrument cluster has also received an update, and the rear view mirror is now frameless, with auto-dimming function. Mazda has also ensured the latest MX-5 should be even better to drive as the steering has been revised and the Dynamic Stability Control has a setting specifically for trackdays. It’s tuned for novices in mind and allows enough slip to help push limits, but will still intervene when necessary. Since the last time I filmed a Mk4 MX-5 the trim levels have changed names. The MX-5 is now available in Prime-Line, Exclusive-Line and Homura, with the choice of a Roadster or RF - Retractable Fastback. The Prime-Line is only available with the 1.5 litre engine, the Exclusive-Line can be had with either engine, whilst the Homura exclusively uses the 2.0 litre. Prices start from a reasonable £28,000, but in this video you are presented with the Homura, which starts from £34,800. Standard features on this include the 8.8 infotainment screen, 17” BBS alloys, Recaro seats, limited slip diff, black door mirrors, red brembo brake calibers, front strut brace, sports suspension, reversing camera, climate control, heated seats, LED headlights, keyless entry DSC with Track Mode, as well as a decent amount of safety systems. Chapters: 0:00 Channel Intro 0:11 Video Intro 0:30 Mazda MX-5 2024 - What's Changed? 1:41 Engine Choices 2:33 Driving Impressions 9:11 Price and Specifications 10:14 More Driving Impressions 12:47 Toyota GR86 13:11 Final Thoughts Site: http://carobsession.co.uk/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/carobsessionuk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carobsessionuk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carobsessionuk/ Check out the Carly OBD reader: Head to https://bit.ly/2XZZ9UF **For a limited time, use 'CarObsession10' to get 10% off** Also check out the Dragy performance meter, the easy way to test the performance of your car! Use CAROBSESSION10 to get money off! https://dragymotorsports.com/?rfsn=5834588.e7d6a15 Like the effects in my video? Some of them are produced by Ryan Nangle, check out his work here: https://sellfy.com/10154417130356796 Music Credit: Free Music for Videos 👉 Music by Ryan Little - stress signal. - https://thmatc.co/?l=367F8A16 Free Music for Videos 👉 Music by Ryan Little - Hands of Time - https://thmatc.co/?l=76D3B6F2 #MazdaMX5 #2024MazdaMX5 #MazdaMX52024 #Miata #MazdaMiata #Sportscar #CarReview #CarObsession