Mazda Philippines Announces Last Call For MX-5 MCP Anniversary Edition Orders

Tito Raffy July 3, 2023Last Updated: July 3, 2023

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Mazda Philippines is letting people know that the MX-5 MCP 25th Anniversary Edition will no longer be available for order.
Launched at the Philippine International Motor Show (PIMS) in 2022, the MX-5 MCP 25th Anniversary Edition has been well received by the public. Sixty have already been delivered to customers; ten more reservations remain open.

Mazda Philippines will stop taking orders for the MX-5 MCP 25th Anniversary Edition on July 31, 2023, so that it can be collected. But deliveries will keep happening until all customers’ orders have been filled.

Mazda has a special relationship with the Miata Club of the Philippines (MCP), the country’s oldest single-make car club. The MX-5 MCP 25th Anniversary Edition is a way to honor this relationship. Eddie Salonga started it in 1997 to bring together people who love Mazda’s lightweight two-seater sportscar just as much as he does.

Mazda made the MX-5 MCP Anniversary Edition a special thank-you for MCP’s unwavering support during the fourth generation of the MX-5. It only comes in a Platinum Quartz Metallic color with a Navy Blue soft top. The side mirrors and roll hoops are also done in navy blue. Satin Silver 17-inch alloy wheels finish off the new look on the outside.

Inside the MX-5 MCP 25th Anniversary Edition is a unique Mazda Connect Commander knob of sterling silver and a silver Serial Number Plate. Standard features include black leather seats, a rearview mirror that automatically dims, wireless Apple CarPlay, and a Bose sound system with 9 speakers. The MCP 25th Anniversary Photobook and a commemorative car cover will also come with each unit.

“The MX-5 MCP 25th Anniversary Edition honors and distinguishes the Miata Club of the Philippines. We are happy with the strong reception of this special, and soon to be, limited edition MX-5 in the country. That is why we are giving the public one last chance to own a piece of automotive history,” says Steven Tan, President of Mazda Philippines.