Mazda unveils 4th-generation Roadster

Mazda unveils 4th-generation Roadster

URAYASU, Japan - Mazda Motor Corp. unveils its fourth-generation MX-5 Roadster sports car in Urayasu, near Tokyo, on Sept. 4, 2014. The two-seater convertible, featuring fuel-efficient SKYACTIV technology with an all-new design makeover, will go on sale in 2015.

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