Is a 1994 Mazda Miata reliable?

Car is very dependable, fun inexpensive to own and operate. This is our 2nd Miata, enjoy. Rating breakdown (out of 5): Comfort 3.0.

Are 1994 Miatas fast?

The new Miata will reach 60 mph in 8.8 seconds, a half-second ahead of most Miatas we’ve tested. In a drag race between the ’93 and ’94 Miatas, the new car pulls away cleanly only after third gear; the new engine also feels peppier in the lower revs. And top speed is up slightly to 118 mph.

What is a 1994 Mazda Miata worth?

1994 Mazda MX-5 Miata Retail Prices

Are 90s Mazda Miatas reliable?

The NA MX-5 was lauded for its reliability, at least compared to older European sports cars, but the Miata still has issues to look out for, especially as it ages. Many short nose crank cars run fine, but if you do buy an earlier car be mindful of the potential hazards. Other than that, the NA is a fairly reliable car.

What was the top speed of a 1994 Mazda Miata?

In a drag race between the ’93 and ’94 Miatas, the new car pulls away cleanly only after third gear; the new engine also feels peppier in the lower revs. And top speed is up slightly to 118 mph.

Is the Mazda Miata still a good car?

The Miata’s familiar charm, however, remains intact. The new model zips in and out of traffic and around curves and corners better than ever. So consider the 1994 Miata a slightly energized version of the same great mini-roadster, now with better brakes and safety equipment.

What kind of engine does a Mazda Miata have?

Despite significant modifications for 1994 (mainly a jump from a 1.6-liter engine to a 1.8-liter and structural upgrades), today’s Miata looks and drives almost exactly as it did in its inaugural year.

What’s the heaviest weight of a Mazda Miata?

At 2360 pounds, it’s also the heaviest Miata we’ve ever tested. But it drives like any other Miata, which makes it a benchmark for comparison with our other test car, a base model equipped with the R Package—”R” meaning “race.”