The MX5 iconic roadster has indeed evolved as evident on its bold new look. The classic "Coke bottle" shape of contours was removed. The nose and tail are smoothly tapered but now surfaces wrap smoothly between wheels without narrowing. The fender arches of new Mazda MX-5 are notably more pronounced for a substantially wider wheel track dimensions and a more athletic stance. Seventeen-inch wheels help define corners of car while there are modest increases in wheelbase (+65 mm), length (+20 mm), width (+40 mm), and height (+20 mm),

With Mazda’s new generation sport car architecture car boasts 22 per cent more flexural stiffness and a 47 per cent increase in torsion rigidity compared with former Mazda MX-5's. Moving engine rearward by 135 mm was a major step towards balancing front-to-rear weight distribution and reducing yaw moment of inertia. The new car also benefits from ideal 50:50 weight distribution.

What makes this Mazda so special in eyes and hands of car enthusiasts world over? The parts that make up every inch of Mazda MX5 as iconic roadster are one of reasons. You can come across super durable replacement parts on websites like http://www.partstrain.com/ShopByVehicle/Mazda. Moreover, you can be rest assured that your Mazda MX-5 will be more capable, more comfortable, and more powerful.

A common view that many people have is that they will just surrender their motorcycle to lender if they are caught in an “up side down” position. If you are considering this option don’t! Your worries do not just end after your bike is surrendered or repossessed; in fact they are just beginning. The lender will sell your bike at an auction for much less than it is worth. You will still owe difference between amount you owed on your loan and amount motorcycle sold for at auction. So if you owe $5000 and bike sells for $1500, you still are responsible for owing lender $3500. To make it worse lenders may tack on hefty auction fees which you will owe as well. So net result is that you are now responsible for making monthly payments on a bike you can no longer ride.

So what steps can you take to prevent from being caught “up side down”?

1. Find a lender that uses simple interest. Avoid lenders that use pre-computed / Rule of 78 interest calculations.

2. Always try to put money down on your purchase.

3. Try to avoid motorcycle loans that extend past 36 months.

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