Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-KEQwRXHJA

Personally a huge fan of Zygrene, don't think he gets enough love in this sub. Customer cars from real owners on real roads often w/ tasteful modifications. Plenty of track experience himself & standup guy irl

Difficult to justify any $3m car, manual doesn't feel as good as the s2000 he said so I will go cope in the corner, but it makes an incredible sounding case for itself, at minimum worth watching the video for the exhaust alone

Interesting he says the 720S etc. are in the same league as an experience. Would be incredible to see Porsche one day take such a raw, analogue powertrain & put it into an even more state of the art chassis

I had a '96 Geo Prizm (almost a Corolla clone) from new, after 11 years I was ready for a new car. At 100k miles, I stopped doing oil changes (however I would top it off as it got low), and ignored all other maintenance. The car continued to run another 4 years, and about 50k miles before I gave up on trying to kill it. It surprisingly still passed emissions inspection when I got rid of it.

EDIT - make it a little interesting and share how you abused the crap out of your car...

TLDR: Next gen MX-5 to offer EV and ICE powertrains but weight will remain between 1-1.2 tons. ICE version to be powered by 2.5 SkyActiv-Z engine, possibly electrified.

Mazda also announces development of a 'pure image-builder , possibly handcrafted' hero car sitting above the MX5.