More than three?

I've had two, and I'm looking for my third. When the new ones come out (2006?), #4 will probably be soon after that, depending on how much they cost.

After three, how can you say 'that is IT'? You just never know. If I ever find a nice Monster for cheap, me and my check book would be all over that. Ditto for an inexpensive 2002 Blazing Yellow Mica SE. Either of those would make me dump my '99 in a second. Heck, three is just getting started now that I think about it. :-)

Regards, H. (who still misses his '91)

91 Blue, sold at 125,000 in 95, second owner still driving it with 248,000. 92 Red with 130,000 miles, still daily driver. 95 M Edition, blower motor, chassis changes, sold with 60,000 miles. 96 Red, sold at 82,000 miles, second owner still driving with 110,000 miles If I do the math, I've got 312,000 seat miles in a Miata with not one single problem, even a small one. Just put my first windshield ever in one this past week. Best car mechanically and operationally I've ever owned. (the 91 and 96 were purchased new, the 92 and 95 were used).

Looking real hard at the MS - Richmond dealer claims to be willing to sell it for 21,000 and if that's true, may have to take the plunge.

Until they stop making the car, the last one for me hasn't been made yet.

Tom

92 Red

Krist> Anyone out there own three or more Miatas in thier lifetime? Just

"Tom Howlin" wrote

Tom - You haven't bought that MS yet? As I posted earlier, a friend in New Jersey recently bought a Titanium MS based partly on a drive in my '97 on the Tail of the Dragon and partly on the very good deals being offered right now. I just wish I was in a position to buy new right now.

I had a '99, but it was an automatic. I traded it in for a 2001 6-speed after learning how to drive stick and taking a preformance driving course. Then I fell in love with a 2002 Titanium SE but took a big hit on the trade-in. Then last week when we brought the Titanium SE in for service we saw the MSM for 20,500 - which was after rebates so couldn't resist. I love the extra power of the MSM and somewhat better suspension and with the trade-in we paid about the same as we did for the 2002 SE.

I plan to pay this one off before maybe buying a 2006 or 2007 if they turn out as nice as expected.

Randy R

Ken,

We're still in the process of building our house and so room is limited and I don't want to park an MS outside during the winter months. Plus, my wife has a little different idea about money priorities right now (useless things like furniture and window treatments!). However, she has agreed to "window shop" at the dealership this weekend so we'll see...

Tom

92 Red

Ken Ly> "Tom Howlin" wrote

Depending on a number of factors, like how big the house is, how many windows, your wife's ability to vaporize cash on things like window treatments... You might want to get that car under your belt BEFORE the decorators show up!

I waited 15 years for a used Miata and 5 of those were after closing on our current house and watching my wife decorate for all 5 of them. Non-stop. When all is said and done, those window treatments can run in the thou$and$.

I'm glad I bought the new exhaust system for my '96 when I did -- she just contacted to have the basement done. It's never going to end!!!

"The Millers" wrote

I've diverted my last three bonuses at work from KONIs for my '97 to more mundane family matters, such as fixing my daughter's Chrysler Concorde (RIP), new tires for the OTM Subie and then finally purchasing a used Toyota for daughter. I am 'way overdue.