A logbook, real safety equipment, a manufacturer that supports racers and the potential to enter it into a pro series? You could do a lot worse.
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The answer is always Miata, right? Then why not an MX-5 Global Cup Car for your next track car?
The seller says the MX-5 is in “great shape” and “needs nothing.”
Retaining its SADEV sequential gearbox and AIM data logger–with a new camera–the Mazda also comes with spare wheels.
Located in Pahrump, Nevada, this 2016 Mazda MX-5 Global Cup Car is listed at $45,000.
A logbook, real safety equipment, a manufacturer that supports racers and the potential to enter it into a pro series? You could do a lot worse.
I have driven the car 3 hours at the track, was a friends cars.
I enjoyed a lot, only thing, I do not that much rolling.
Solid car, very communicative, ideal for step up in the learning curve.
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