Shopping for a Coupe Car? Start with the MAZDA MX-5 Miata RF

Narrowing down a coupe car means deciding what you actually want from two doors, and the shape usually matters more than the badge. The Mazda lineup answers that question with the Mazda MX-5 Miata RF, and North Penn Mazda can show you why it belongs on your list. Where you start depends on whether a back seat is a requirement or an afterthought.

A Hardtop That Keeps the Fastback Line

The “RF” in Mazda MX-5 Miata RF stands for retractable fastback, a power hardtop that stows at the touch of a switch. With the roof up, the rear buttresses hold a silhouette that reads like a two-door coupe rather than a folded soft top. Lowering the roof takes about the length of a red light, so you are not forced to choose between the two shapes.

What Moves This Two-Seater

A 2.0-liter four-cylinder produces 181 horsepower and 151 lb-ft of torque, sent to the rear wheels. Curb weight starts at 2,467 lbs with the standard six-speed manual, and weight distribution sits at 51:49 front to rear. A six-speed automatic with paddle shifters is available on the Grand Touring trim if you would rather not shift yourself.

Where a Pre-Owned Coupe Fits In

If a back seat is non-negotiable, ask our team about pre-owned two-door options alongside this model. You can also look at the Mazda3 hatchback, which keeps a sloping roof line while adding rear doors and cargo room. Driving a new Mazda model back-to-back with a pre-owned alternative settles the question faster than any spec sheet.

Test-Drive a Coupe Car at North Penn MAZDA Today

Ten minutes behind the wheel tells you more about a two-seater than a comparison chart ever will. Our Mazda dealership in Colmar, PA, can set up a drive on roads you already know. Ask our finance team about Mazda financing and handle the numbers in the same visit.