Seems that everyone is concerned with silly gizmos like GPS, Stereos, etc. The whole idea of this car is to be a low cost, no-nonsense sports car that offers a marginal level of practicality. I currently have an 88' Convertible and admire the clean controls and "neat" engineering. Let's not give Mazda the wrong idea about all sorts of silly options that will raise the price on what may be a great actual sports car. On that note, I hope that they don't go for a digital speedo, however much I love Knight Rider.

 

I agree with you on the digital speedo thing. That's something from a late 80's American POS.

Analog dials are the best for a dash...but I must confess... I would love to see GPS as an option. I want it on my next car...

 

Damn straight. Navigation systems rule all! That would reek of awesomeness!