Exclusive: Mazda MX-5 GT Concept revealed

Mazda MX-5 is to bend until sometime in 2015, but that should not stop their manufacturers from introducing few special models in the meantime. Increase the MX-5 GT concept, which the hill this weekend's good wood Festival of Speed, and may or may not go into production: high on the wish list.

The MX-5 GT starts as public company in 2012 Mazda MX-5, coupled by a 2.0-liter inline four-cylinder engine, six-speed manual transmission is powered.
The GT engine makes 205 hp thanks to some improvements of Jota Sport and sends it through the power transmission bearings. The concept has stiffer, adjustable suspension tuning and slick tires, along with sports exhaust system to make the car little louder.

The exhaust system consists of two center-exit exhaust pipes that stick out among a larger rear diffuser. The car of the other exterior visual upgrades include body color roll bar, carbon black aero kit with lip spoiler, side skirts and front splitter. The car's metal body panels are painted bright orange, and both the hardtop and wheels are black, MX-5 Special Edition. The black fender flares on an orange body remember the Super20 show car few years ago. Installed on the inside Jota Sport Ricardo seats with cushions and other large pieces of carbon fiber trim.

Jota Sport and the MX-5 GT is the Good wood Festival take this weekend and run the festival famous hill climb in the category of First Glance will not be the only MX-5, in which (among other concept cars, but the GT Event. Mazda will also bring along the Jota Sport Mazda MX-5 GT4. With time of 0-60 3 seconds, the Jota Sport GT4 Miata is the world's fastest MX-5.

Mazda says that the GT is just concept at this point, but that it tests in customer response to high-performance version of the legendary sports car. Mazda UK has adopted similar tone with the MX-5 Yoho concept the supercharged engine of the car up to 241 hp, and considering that this is the fourth MX-5 concept in twelve months Spider, Super20, Yoho, GT is we would like to believe Mazda is thinking seriously about it after making hopped-up Miata for mass consumption in the run-up to completely new model which would make his debut in 2015. At least, we sincerely hope that's the case.