Highlights BBR GTi Stage Two turbo conversion dyno tested at 297bhp Uprated suspension and brakes Huge spec list Excellent condition throughout Tastefully enhanced exterior and interior Good service history Long, advisory-free MOT Recent service Low mileage Overview The Mazda MX-5 has always been an absolute hoot to drive and the Japanese firm really did nail the affordable, lightweight, two-seater sports car formula from the get go back in 1989 with the release of the first generation of its seminal offering.

Currently enjoying its fourth incarnation, the MX-5 continues to evolve whilst also retaining those characteristics that made it such fun in the first place.

As accomplished as it is, however, there has always been a hankering among the few to squeeze a little more performance out of the plucky roadster.

After all, it is arguably the perfect base from which to do so thanks to the well-balanced, chuckable nature of the thing and there are now plenty of options should you wish t...