Mazda has produced the one-millionth MX-5. This landmark car was built at Ujina Plant No.1 in Hiroshima, Japan on the 22nd April. The one-millionth MX-5 rolled down the line 27 years after Mazda began manufacturing its iconic roadster, which still holds the Guinness World Record for the best-selling two-seater sports car of all time.
"From the first generation through to today's fourth generation model, the reason we have been able to continue selling the MX-5 all these years is due to the strong support of fans around the world," said Mazda Motor Corporation Representative Director, President and CEO Masamichi Kogai. "Mazda was founded in Hiroshima 96 years ago, and as we move towards our centennial year we will continue offering customers the joy of driving with this model, which has become a symbol of our brand. Mazda aims to create a special bond with customers and become a 'one-and-only' brand they will choose again and again."
To celebrate the history of the MX-5 and to thank fans and owners the world over, the one-millionth car will appear at fan events around the globe.
