BBR Mazda MX-5 review - pictures

The BBR version of the Mazda MX-5 improves upon an already brilliant car.

BBR have added speed and precision to the Mazda MX-5, while keeping the essence of the standard car intact.

<span>The instrument panel (with the tachometer front and centre) and air vents on the Mazda MX-5&nbsp;are designed to be perfectly symmetrical around the driver.</span>

<span>Apart from a few questionable plastics here and there, and the simplicity of its design, the MX-5 cabin is a pleasant place to be.</span>

BBR have boosted the power output of the Mazda MX-5 to 187bhp, with&nbsp;239Nm of torque.

The BBR version of the Mazda MX-5 has been lowered by 30mm, with the springs stiffened.

BBR have been tuning Mazdas for 25 years, and the MX-5 Super 190 is their latest effort.

BBR have taken the standard 2.0-litre Mazda MX-5 and added a cool air intake and stainless steel exhaust.

<span>The Mazda MX-5 boasts a 130 litres of boot space and will swallow two carry-on suitcases.</span>

The wider OZ wheels give the Mazda MX-5 BBR extra grip when cornering.

A stainless steel exhaust as been added to the Mazda MX-5 BBR, giving a raspier note when fired up.