Mazda Says the Iconic SP Concept Was Designed for Potential Production

The SP Concept could be the next ND MX-5

It has what it takes

The Mazda SP Concept was one of the highlights of the 2016 Los Angeles Auto Show, but it was never clear whether the car would ever make it to production.

The SP Concept is a stunningly beautiful car, and many enthusiasts believe that it would be a worthy successor to the current MX-5 Miata.

Now, Mazda has confirmed that the SP Concept was designed with production in mind.

A production version would be powered by a turbocharged 4-cylinder engine

Mazda hasn't released any specific details about the powertrain, but it's likely that a production version of the SP Concept would be powered by a turbocharged 4-cylinder engine.

This engine would give the SP Concept plenty of power and torque, and it would also help to keep the car's weight down.

A turbocharged engine would give the SP Concept impressive performance.

The SP Concept is a lightweight car

The SP Concept is a lightweight car, which is another important factor for a sports car.

A lightweight car is more agile and responsive than a heavier car, and it also gets better gas mileage.

The SP Concept's light weight would make it a joy to drive.

The SP Concept is a stunningly beautiful car

The SP Concept is a stunningly beautiful car. It has a sleek, aerodynamic design that is sure to turn heads.

The car's interior is equally impressive, with its high-quality materials and comfortable seats.

The SP Concept is a car that people would be proud to own.

Mazda is still deciding whether to put the SP Concept into production

Mazda is still deciding whether to put the SP Concept into production. The company has said that it will make a decision based on customer feedback and market demand.

If Mazda does decide to put the SP Concept into production, it would be a major event for the automotive world.

The SP Concept is a beautiful, lightweight, and powerful sports car that would be a worthy successor to the MX-5 Miata.