Mazda MX-5

09th January 2007

The firm has introduced Apple iPod connectivity to its hard-topped sports car, and is also including a brand new Nano music player. It's the first car in Mazda's line-up to get the kit as standard.

The connection is located in the glovebox and the iPod can be operated using the steering-wheel mounted audio controls. Owners can play their favourite tunes from their iPod playlist through the car’s audio system, though the audio display will not show the artist or track name. The system is compatible with Apple iPods only, not with other MP3 player.

The six-strong MX-5 range starts at £18,500.

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