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This is the revised Mazda MX-5 2.0i Sport. Mazda has performed a tight, targeted facelift on its popular roadster, tackling customer criticism ranging from the linearity of its steering to over-intrusive bottle storage arrangements.

The Mazda MX-5’s update is signalled by a new nose and tail. The front bumper now houses Mazda’s signature five-node grille, consigning the Lotus Elan-style elliptical intake of the old car to history.

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Good to see Mazda listening to what is a very wide customer base.

Autocar:

There’s always been a small but nagging question mark over the dynamics of the third-generation Mazda MX-5, which has been spoiled by the artificial feel of its electric power steering

You might want to check yourselves - the MX-5 NC never had an electric steering.