Mazda’s Miata Mono Posto (translation: “one seat”), was the first concept based on the second-generation Miata, introduced in 1998 as a 1999 model.
The Miata Mono Posto sports custom bodywork includes half doors, air intake in the hood, one-piece valence front and rear fascias, cowl-mounted rearview mirror, a minimalist windshield and aluminum rollbar.
Engine modifications include an HKS turbocharger and intercooler, special manifolds, stainless steel exhaust, which result in a 36 percent increase in horsepower to 190.
The paint finish is a custom Red Pearl Mica, and Racing Hart three-piece, five-spoke, 18-inch wheels finish the exterior.
Inside the purposeful cockpit, is a Formula One-style Mono steering wheel, Sparco lightweight, one-piece racing seat and custom gauges.
Source : Mazda Motor Corp.; www.chicagoautoshow.com
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#foreveralone
Cause someone thought the miata was a little too practical lol
exactly!
It reminds me of racing cars from the 40’s. But why LHD?
Well it’s mazda’s choice to put it as left hand drive? or it’s easier to get in? i mean it has a door XD
At first glance, it looked like a one seated viper!
aah yes because of headlights and front bumper. i know what you mean. it looks like a mini one seated viper.
10/10 would drive…
Same here! if anyone could build a replica kit of this car.