Probably the best UK Mk1 Mazda MX5, SOLD!, PE1

[compass]

Moan moan moan! That's about all you seen to hear in KGF threads these days. Seriously, have you nothing better to do? You think the car is overpriced, don't buy it, don't comment on it. It really is that simple.

As for "greedy" dealers.....! Why would they sell a car for less than they think they could get for it? The whole point of being in business is to make money. What they paid for the car is totally irrelevant. Fair play to them if they make a huge mark up. Would you settle for a lower salary at work if you thought you could get more?

Anyway, rant over. Personally, it looks about as clean as you can get, with genuine low miles. These early MX5's have been threatening to shoot up in price for a while now. Find another like this....,doubtful.

[duggers]

I like to see what this firm sells but I can't afford, however that white balance is close to brighter than a nuclear flash

[nigxl]

You could however spent 6 - 8K on a crappy MX5 and not get it to such a standard as the one KGF are selling.

[KGF1]

Thanks for all the comments guys and the support Retro Rides and its Members have given us over the years. We really appreciate it.

[ivanvonrearsteer]

Keep up the great work KGF, I love all of the cars that you sell and this one is no exception!

[bitcrusher]

+1 for how much I enjoy looking at KGF adverts. The cars are astonishingly well presented and looking costs nothing.

I love the old pub bore drivel that goes along the lines of 'it's easy to just buy a car for ££ and flog it on for ££££, it's profiteering etc etc' - OK, so why don't we all do it and have loads of nice cars for sale in our showroom and masses of cash in the bank?

As for the nonsense that it takes classic cars out of the hands of working class heroes - there's plenty of cheap classics out there but yes, if your heart is set on a mint 2 door MK1/2 Escort and you've scraped together £1000, you might need to adjust your expectations. At least these market forces mean that lots of cars that were once being scrapped or banger raced are now being looked after for posterity. If you can't afford to buy what you want (who can?) you can always go to shows/meets/museums and so on and count on seeing some nice examples. Not quite the same as owning and driving but that's life. I don't think anybody can truly plead poverty when they are talking about running additional vehicles purely for a hobby, running the cheapest classic on the road is going to cost you, what, £500 a year?

[retrotoe]

you can put any price you like on your car,its worth what someone will pay you,you will always pay more at showroom,get some sort warranty,other day on my job go back to house delever something in the garage was a lovely mk2 jag beautfull,like dog on heat was all over it,owner told me could have it £20.000 had cash would been mine,but I haven't lol,so stick with my old ford,doesent put me off looking at cars that are out off my reach,one day will have mk2 jag p5 rover mk1 mustang ect,just have save up lot more cash,

[classicjim]

I love what KGF do, the methodical detailing and the obvious knack for sourcing pristine low mileage vehicles and presenting them to the best possible standard. It's a well rehearsed niche.

That being said, they go for absolutely gold with retail prices, I'd love to see the purchase invoices on some of these..

But why the hell not, if nobody wants it they'll drop it. If they're happy to sit on stock for months on the odd occasion and can accommodate the vehicles then they might as well try.

You can't balk at other people possibly having an opinion on their prices, they're fully entitled to one.

That being said, best of luck with this one.

Jim.

[KGF1]

Thanks for all your comments guys on this Mazda. Are we close to doing a deal?!

[andy1981]

Very nice mk1 MX5 and beautifully presented, however the alloys are incorrect for a 1.8 of that year, they are off the 1.6.

[KGF1]

Jan 24, 2017 22:28:06 GMT andy1981 said:

Very nice mk1 MX5 and beautifully presented, however the alloys are incorrect for a 1.8 of that year, they are off the 1.6.

Thanks Andy, you're absolutely right. Don't worry though, we also have the original and incredibly rare steel rims!

1996 Mazda MX5 1.8i by KGF Classic Cars, on Flickr

[sdkrc]

Jan 25, 2017 11:22:52 GMT KGF1 said:

Jan 24, 2017 22:28:06 GMT andy1981 said:

Very nice mk1 MX5 and beautifully presented, however the alloys are incorrect for a 1.8 of that year, they are off the 1.6.

Thanks Andy, you're absolutely right. Don't worry though, we also have the original and incredibly rare steel rims!

Jesus, no flies on your back KGF!
For everyone who likes this stuff, worth checking out their youtube channel.
A video tour of that old Yugo that looked fresh out the factory was good.

[KGF1]

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[pedalcarjoe]

looks like the steel wheels did the trick , well done guys

keep them coming

[KGF1]

Jan 30, 2017 10:38:24 GMT pedalcarjoe said:

looks like the steel wheels did the trick , well done guys

keep them coming

Thanks Joe, we certainly will!